Dumpling ‘N’ Butter Riddim – Pop Style Music

Pop Style Music lines up a straightforward 2025 dancehall package with Dumpling ’N’ Butter Riddim, released on March 21, 2025 as a six-song EP running 17 minutes. Akeeme Campbell is the name tied to the production, and the Pop Style imprint has spent years working the intersection of Jamaican dancehall, publishing, and label activity, with a catalogue that includes earlier Charly Black and Jada Kingdom links as well as broader industry management work.

The riddim sits in that modern, mid-tempo dancehall pocket: steady enough for juggling, but punchy enough to give each vocalist room to switch cadences. The whole thing lands at 98 BPM, which helps explain why the project feels built for direct, player-friendly rotation rather than a sprawling concept release. The closing title cut pulls the curtains back on the instrumental itself after the vocal runs, giving the EP a neat full-circle finish.

Rytikal opens strongly with All I Want To Know, bringing his clipped, wiry delivery to the groove. He returns with Meryl on More Cash, a combination that adds a lighter interplay to the set. Chronic Law’s Law is the dark-toned centrepiece, exactly the kind of stern, streetwise presence he has made a calling card. Charly Black brings the melodic ease he has long used to bridge dancehall and crossover appeal on Cheap And Clean, while Kalibwoy’s Balcony adds a more international edge to the lineup. As a whole, Dumpling ’N’ Butter Riddim feels like a clean 2025 juggling built for selectors who want variety without losing the pocket.