Evil Deeds Riddim (2021) – Curfew International

Evil Deeds Riddim keeps the focus tight with a nine-track dancehall run that leans into the clean/raw format on a few cuts, so you get the same tune in both radio-ready and grittier versions without losing momentum. Judge Abel and Ras Kelly’s “King Selassie I” opens the set with a militant, roots-conscious edge, while King Rhymez on “To The World” and Quick News on “Hey Boo” push it further into sharper, more street-level dancehall territory. Curfew International’s production sits in that hard, mid-tempo pocket that leaves plenty of room for the vocals to cut through. By the time the radio edit of “Hey Boo” closes things out, the riddim has already done its job: lean, direct, and aimed squarely at sound system use.