Dirt Dirt Riddim Vol 2 – Rolling Dice

Rane Son leads Dirt Dirt Riddim Vol 2 with “Mill A Week, ” and that opener sets the tone for a seven-track dancehall juggling of gun-talk titles, graveyard imagery, and streetwise pressure. Rolling Dice keeps the framework tight, letting voices like Unknown Gringo on “Conflict, ” Liege Wick on “Homicide, ” and Swick Don on “Mek Duppy Walk” hit in quick succession without letting the energy sag. The mood stays dark and blunt, more raw-shell than glossy crossover, with Hagaat’s “Open Grave” pushing the heaviest image and Sikka Rymes on “Pull Up” bringing a more familiar dancehall lift in the middle of the set. Still, it’s Rane Son’s “Mill A Week” that hangs around longest, a sharp way to open a riddim that leans hard into tension and attitude.