Gentleman Riddim (2026) – Jahstar The Fadda

Gentleman Riddim comes in lean and vocal-heavy, with four cuts and a title that hints at a smoother edge even before the first bassline drops. Jahstar The Fadda keeps his own “Baga Love” at the centre, and it sets up the mood for Nicky Trice’s “Dada” and Prince Ikeem’s “Fake, ” where the voices ride the same frame but take different turns in tone and attitude. “Rhyming Slang” from Ini Man adds a sharper, more verbal finish, so the project doesn’t sit in one mood for long. Jahstar The Fadda sounds like he’s aiming for that sweet spot where a dancehall riddim has enough space for melody without losing its bite, and here he gives each singer room to lock in. Small cast, clean run, straight to the point.