Evil Heights Riddim – Westpoint Entertainment

Even in a small 2021 run, Westpoint Entertainment’s Evil Heights Riddim keeps the focus on pressure and attitude: six voices across 12 cuts, with clean and raw versions for each tune, from Lednek’s blunt “Warn Dem” and Dash’s “Territorial” to Valene Nedd’s sharper, more playful “Ha Ha! ” and Juice’s “Gunshot” featuring S. D. L. The whole set sits in that hard-edged dancehall pocket, the kind of rhythm built for warning shots and street talk rather than melody, and the track lengths stay tight, mostly around the three-and-a-half-minute mark. Mad Tonic’s “Call Of Duty” closes the sequence with the longest cut, and the riddim itself keeps a lean, clipped pulse underneath the vocals, driven by a rolling low end and a spare drum pattern that leaves plenty of room for the chants.