El Chapo Riddim (2017) – Wmg Lab

WMG Lab keeps this one lean and percussive, with that sharp, dancefloor-first soca pressure that leaves plenty of room for the vocals to cut through. “El Chapo Riddim” landed in 2017 with five tracks and five different artists, and the strongest pulls come from Brandon Star’s “Tip On Yuh Toe, ” Bubbles’ “Nickname, ” and S Carter’s “Up, ” each riding the pattern with a slightly different swagger. It’s an early snapshot of WMG Lab in juggling mode, before the label’s later run of releases like “Zess Riddim” and “Get Money Riddim” pushed the catalogue deeper into the same high-energy lane. Here, the focus is tighter: quick, catchy hooks, clean arrangement, and a riddim made for fete rotation rather than studio polish.