Extra Clip Riddim – Yard Style Entertainment

Extra Clip Riddim has that lean, clenched-up dancehall feel: a nagging bassline, spare drum pattern and just enough space for the vocals to cut through without crowding the rhythm. Yard Style Entertainment keeps the arrangement tight, then hands it to Iyara, Rico Tayla and Shawn Storm, who each push the same riddim in slightly different directions. Iyara’s “Morning, Noon Or Night” feels the most direct, while Shawn Storm’s “Target” leans harder into the war-ready edge that defined a lot of 2015 dancehall. The radio/raw pairings underline how much of the energy lives in the lyric and delivery rather than any studio gloss, with the instrumental at the end laying bare the bare-bones chop of the production. It sits neatly in that mid-2010s wave of stripped, sound-system-minded riddims that kept things tense and club-ready.