Gudie Kun Kun Riddim (2026) – Gabo Deejay

That one comes in lean and percussive, with Gabo Deejay and Kanabiz keeping the riddim focused on a stripped-back dancehall pulse rather than loading it up with extra decoration. The small lineup helps too: Taledo’s “Rugum” leans into the raw edge of the rhythm, Real Phantom’s “Mas Dancehall” pushes the party angle, and Dynasty The King’s “Goody Good Gooda” feels like the kind of cut built to catch a selector’s ear. Gabo Deejay is no stranger to riddim projects, either, having put out the earlier Ambition Riddim set back in 2013, and this new one keeps that producer-led format tight. The instrumental closes it out and leaves the drum pattern and bassline doing the talking.