Go So Riddim – The Phantom Music

Go So Riddim from The Phantom Music is a 1999 dancehall release built around just three cuts: Derrick Stubbs and Oneil’s Nah Pretending, the instrumental version, and Ninjaman’s War War. With Ninjaman bringing the veteran deejay energy and the riddim itself carrying the same title as the release, it plays like a tight, no-frills showcase rather than a sprawling compilation. Derrick Stubbs and Oneil handle the opener, while the instrumental gives the rhythm room to breathe and keeps the project focused on its raw dancehall swing.