Garrison March Riddim – Palm Entertainment/Youth Black Faith Records

Munga’s “Nuh Chat” sets the tone on Garrison March, a 2013 Palm Entertainment/Youth Black Faith set that leans into hard-edged dancehall energy with a militant, stomping pulse and enough space for sharp-toed voices to cut through. From there, Bucky Ital’s “Do A Ting Fi Di Poor” and Merital Family’s “Haunted” push the same gritty mood in different directions, while Richest Da Sickest, Blade (from Merital), Chilando, and Isaac Faith keep the riddim moving with tunes about caution, struggle, and staying focused. It’s a compact seven-cut release, but the line-up gives it that early-2010s feel where message songs and raw attitude still sat comfortably beside each other. The title says march, and that’s exactly the motion here: heavy, forward-driving, and built for the dance floor rather than the background.