Cash Pot Riddim (2002) – Black Scorpio

Cash Pot Riddim – Black Scorpio, cut in the early 2000s with a tight dancehall roster and a compact run of six vocal cuts built on the same riddim pulse. Produced under Black Scorpio, the set pairs Anthony B’s Shouldn’t Do That and Bobby Zarro’s Mi Come Fah higher-energy hook with Higher Throd’s All We Need Is Love and Stretch Aka Prince Scorpio’s Pretty Girl, while Turbulence leans into Push It Up and Mr. Vegas closes things out with Again. The lineup feels like classic label-family selection—mostly melodic-leaning dancehall voices, each taking the same instrumental in a slightly different direction—so you get a clean, consistent riddim structure across the whole release.