Happy Autumn Riddim – S91 Records

S91 Records laced Happy Autumn Riddim with a lean 2015 dancehall cut that moves more on attitude than gimmicks, and the strongest moments come from the names you’d expect to lean into a raw street pulse. Gully Bop gets the biggest share of space with “Facety And Fresh” in clean and raw versions plus “True Love, ” while Blak Ryno’s “Street Life” keeps the tone sharper and more rugged. Alandon’s “Mash Up Me Mind” comes in both radio and raw takes, which gives the set a nice before-and-after feel, and Noah Powa’s “Boss Lady” adds a more playful edge. With seven artists over ten tracks and the instrumental tucked on the end, it plays like one of those compact mid-2010s juggling releases that was made to move quickly through dancehall selectors.