Bullet Top Class Riddim – Young Legends

A clipped, bass-heavy dancehall cut with a sharp, martial feel, Bullet Top Class Riddim lands like it was made for sound system pressure rather than polish. Young Legends keep the lineup tight: Dr Evil’s “Stay Far” sets the tone, Elephant Man goes straight at it with “Bomb Rush Dem, ” and Sizzla’s “We Nuh Miss It” brings that harder, streetwise edge that gives the riddim some serious weight. Wayne Marshall’s “Top Class” with Esco and Fambo is the obvious hook, though Voicemail’s “Nah Go Get Away” adds a lighter vocal swing in the middle of all that force. Coming in 2007, it sits neatly alongside the younger, rougher side of Young Legends’ dancehall catalog, the same lane that later turned up on their other bullet-named productions.