Dusk Till Dawn Riddim – G Music

G Music keeps its Grenada soca lane moving with Dusk Till Dawn Riddim, a three-song juggling anchored by DJ Geezy G’s instrumental and two vocal cuts from Iam G, Coxilus, and Tibizzy. The release sits comfortably in the company’s recent work: the same imprint has been active as a Toronto-based producer, label, publisher, and distributor with strong Grenadian links, and DJ Geezy G has been using that platform to push a steady run of soca material. By 2026, that catalogue had already shown a preference for road-ready releases and artist-first mixes, and Dusk Till Dawn fits that pattern.

The riddim has a late-night, wining-room feel rather than a big brass-and-festival blast. The title points the way: this is music for the hours when Carnival energy stretches past midnight, with a groove that feels built for forward motion, not heavy contemplation. The instrumental gives the project its shape, and the songs ride that foundation in different ways. Iam G’s Dusk Till Dawn feels like the clearest thematic match, while Coxilus comes in with All Night, a cut that doubles down on the after-dark mood. Tibizzy’s Oil and Paint adds a more playful carnival-layered angle, the kind of title that suggests motion, body, colour, and seasonal mischief. On a small riddim like this, each voice matters, and the mix of artists keeps the release from settling into one repetitive mood.

What makes the project work is its economy. There’s no filler, no long guest list, just a producer shaping a clean soca groove and three cuts that each find a slightly different angle on the same night-time charge. That kind of discipline is often what gives a smaller riddim staying power in the Grenada soca cycle.