Ghetto Gyal Wyne Riddim – K-Mi Production

Lyncko’s “Dancehall La Renyon” gives Ghetto Gyal Wyne Riddim a quick, bashy opening, and K-Mi Production keeps the set moving through a dozen cuts that lean hard into French Caribbean dancehall energy. Mc Duc and Deejay Klac’s “Wyne It Up” and Zamzy’s title track sit right in the pocket, while Babiluzion’s “Dancehall Queen” and Damia’s “Femme La” add a slicker, more melodic edge to the sequence. The riddim plays like a compact showcase for Creole and Francophone voices rather than a star-heavy crossover play, which gives it a local, scene-specific feel. K-Mi also appears on the release with “Teaser Ghetto Gyal Wyne, ” tying the whole thing back to the producer’s own stamp. Ghetto Gyal Wyne Riddim was issued in 2012 and runs 12 tracks deep.