Hundread Hitz Riddim – Da Boss Records

2011 was still deep in that raw, street-level reggae period, and Hundread Hitz Riddim sits right in that pocket with a tough, local flavor rather than a polished crossover sheen. Da Boss Records lines up a big cast across the riddim, with cuts from Clay Man, Cyanide, Jahyanai, Dana Youth and Original L. V. carrying the weight, while the titles alone hint at the tone: rude, direct, and firmly rooted in everyday talk. The writing and delivery feel geared toward local dancehall culture, with social commentary rubbing against swagger and a bit of provocation, especially on tracks like “Dem Vex” and “Manipulation. ” The instrumental itself closes the set under Da Boss’s own name, which gives the whole project a neat producer-led finish and leaves the riddim’s sharp, no-nonsense pulse ringing out at the end.