Enoch Riddim – Marshaye Muzik

Marshaye Muzik keeps Enoch Riddim lean and to the point, and that’s part of the charm: just two cuts, both carrying the kind of stripped-down dancehall energy that leaves plenty of room for the vocals. TraQula’s “City Soldier” comes off like a straight street anthem, while Patta Rhyme’s “Killa Position” digs into a tougher, more aggressive stance and gives the riddim its darker edge. With only those two voices on the canvas, the production has to do the heavy lifting, and it does, staying tight rather than cluttered. Released in 2019, it sits in that era when a lot of small-run digital riddims were popping up with sharp, no-frills pairings like this.