Enforcer One Riddim – Dynamite Records

In Dynamite Records’ 1989 catalogue, Enforcer One lands as a late-era roots session with a heavyweight singer lineup and a clear old-school pulse. The cut has that dry, rolling late-’80s reggae swing under it, the kind of rhythm bed that leaves plenty of room for voices like Horace Andy, Cornell Campbell, Johnny Osbourne, and Carlton Livingston to lean into the groove without crowding it. Cornell Campbell’s “Boxing” is the obvious anchor, and the sequence keeps the mood moving through love songs and tougher street reflections before Pliers closes things out on “Jealousy. ” Ten tracks deep, it plays like a snapshot of the label’s compact but no-nonsense approach, with the rhythm holding steady right through to the final cut.