Double Digit Riddim – Lockecity Music Group

Lockecity Music Group keeps Double Digit Riddim short and sharp, a three-cut dancehall drop that arrived in February 2018 with Charly Black fronting the billing and Swashii linking with Harry Toddler. The label has long worked in that practical dancehall space where a clean rhythm and a memorable hook matter more than overproduction, and this one sits comfortably in that part of its catalogue.

The riddim itself is built for road use: firm drums, an uncluttered bounce, and enough space in the low end for DJ phrasing to cut through. Charly Black’s “Do Dem Nutn” is the headline cut, and the explicit version suggests the kind of straight-talking, crowd-facing attitude that has helped him stay a dependable name in dancehall. The song’s follow-up “Raw” version underlines how the rhythm works equally well in radio-safe and unfiltered settings.

Swashii and Harry Toddler bring a different energy on “Look We Hard. ” Swashii has been moving through modern dancehall with a youthfully aggressive style, while Harry Toddler brings veteran edge and the kind of voice that can sharpen any juggling track. Their combination gives the riddim its most distinctive moment, with the feature adding extra weight rather than crowding the song. For a release with just two songs and an instrumental feel in the background of the package, Double Digit Riddim does exactly what a proper dancehall juggling should: set a rhythm, let the artists ride it, and leave a hook behind that selectors can work with.