Dancehall Soul Riddim – Foota Hype Music

Foota Hype Music keeps the Dancehall Soul Riddim in that late-2010s lane where the groove feels sleek but still rough enough for the dance: a mid-paced, bass-heavy cut with a little R and B sheen running through it. Elephant Man comes in with “Good Good” in both radio and explicit versions, bringing the biggest-name energy on the set, while Fully Bad’s “Soul Of Death” pushes the mood darker and more street, also doubled up for radio and raw playback. Marvin Binns’ “Stand By Me” gives the riddim a more melodic, soulful pull, which fits the title and the overall vibe. Released in February 2018 as a five-track EP, this one sits neatly inside the era when producers were leaning on polished dancehall riddims that could still carry swagger, hooks, and a bit of crossover appeal.