Disordia Riddim- Various Artists

Blak Ryno’s “Real Bad Boy” feels like the sharpest cut on Disordia Riddim, and it sets the tone for a 2012 juggling that keeps the energy lean and rough around the edges. Wayne Marshall, Fambo, Delly Ranx and Esco all slide into that same compact, street-ready groove, with Esco’s “Sen On” getting both an edit and a raw mix, which tells you the riddim had enough bite to deserve extra runs. The production leans into a tight digital pulse rather than big melodics, and that suits the roster: from Patexx’s “Moving Up” to I Candi’s “Hot Gyal Anthem, ” everyone is working the same hard-edged pocket. It’s the kind of release that feels dug up from a busy dancehall year, complete with the little afterthought of Rholin X and Supah Shane’s “Clean. ”