Break Your Self Riddim – Rsqthp Music Group

Iyara sets the tone here with “Turn Me On, ” and on “Break Your Self Riddim” RSQTHP Music Group keeps the focus tight: four voices, six cuts, and a clean split between radio-friendly and raw versions for Iyara and Xyclone. Delly Ranx’s “Nah Maggle” gives the set its sharpest bite, while Xyclone’s “Pay Dung Pon It” leans into the same hard-edged dancehall energy that was circulating through the producer’s early-2010s work. The rhythm itself runs lean and direct rather than overly busy, which suits the small lineup and lets the vocal hooks do the heavy lifting. Coming after RSQTHP’s 2013 “Mendocino” era and before the later “A Just We” run, this sits neatly in the label’s catalogue of concise, street-facing dancehall projects.