Generic Riddim – Dialtone Productions

A stripped-back pulse runs through Generic Riddim, and Dialtone Productions keeps the arrangement lean enough that every element lands cleanly. It’s a tiny two-song set, but the pairing works well: Lutan Fyah’s “All Is Said And Done” brings the roots weight and reflective tone, while Dvercity’s “What You Feel Like” adds a more jaunty, questioning edge. The instrumental sits in that uncluttered reggae pocket where the bass leads and the drums stay tight, leaving plenty of space for the vocals to breathe. Released in 2018, it feels like part of that period when smaller, more focused digital riddims were still carving out room beside the bigger one-drop and dancehall projects.