Immortal Riddim Vol. 2 (2019) – Usain Bolt

Usain Bolt’s Immortal Riddim arrived in late 2019 as the second dancehall juggling from the sprint legend, released through A-Team Lifestyle under his Usain Bolt Productions banner. By this point Bolt had already stepped into the producer role and was clearly aiming for something bigger than a novelty celebrity project: a hard, modern dancehall beat with heavyweight names attached and enough polish to travel from street rotation to streaming platforms.

The riddim itself runs at a brisk, punchy pace, with a sharp digital pulse and a clean, aggressive bounce that gives the songs plenty of room to move. The standout cut is Vybz Kartel’s “ADIADKING, ” which opens with a track-meet-style intro before Kartel turns the title into a flex about speed, dominance, and staying on top. Demarco’s “Artificial” and Ding Dong’s “Piggy Bank” bring lighter, more playful energy, while Masicka, Munga Honorable, and Christopher Martin’s “Ready” deepen the medley side of the project with strong hook work and easy memorability.

What makes Immortal work is the balance between star power and juggling discipline. Kartel gives it instant weight, Demarco and Ding Dong keep it lively, and the medley format lets Bolt frame the riddim as a full session rather than a single-song release. It feels built for selectors, replay value, and that specific dancehall lane where one rhythm can carry several different personalities without losing its edge.