Conspiracy Riddim (2016) – Good Vybz Entertainment

By 2016, Good Vybz Entertainment had this one-riddim juggling moving in a sharp, street-level dancehall direction, and Conspiracy Riddim keeps the focus tight with nine cuts and 11 voices in the mix. The production leans on a brisk, bassy pulse with enough room for both grit and melody, so Razor B and Sekklez’s “Ride On Me” and the trio cut “Move Up” from Tanto Blacks, Sashana and Ladi Lucky land with the kind of immediate bounce this sort of selector-friendly package needs. Teknique gets a double run with “Action” in raw and clean versions, which says plenty about how naturally the rhythm works in a dance. Anthony B closes the vocal lineup with “Mek Wi Dance, ” and the instrumental underneath ties the whole thing together with a taut, carnival-ready drive that keeps the riddim moving right to the end.