Blazing Riddim (2017) – Rockboy Bunus Productions

G Whizz opens Blazing Riddim with “Dollaz, ” and that choice fits a release that’s all about sharp, money-minded dancehall in a lean 2017 package. Rockboy Bunus Productions keeps the juggling to seven cuts and five voices, with Dimon Treajah and Quada each getting double airtime in radio and raw versions, while Global’s “Set Pon Top” and Dean Loyal’s “Ghetto Yute Fi Rich” add their own streetwise angle. The riddim has that clipped, driving mid-tempo bounce that leaves space for the hooks to punch through, and Quada’s “Shield Fi Mi” feels like the track with the most pull here. It sits right in that period when producers were leaning hard into stripped-back, melody-forward dancehall, built for both airplay and the sound system.