Jab Link Riddim – Dutty Life Records

Jab Link Riddim feels more like a proper Carnival-side jab session than a polished studio showcase, which suits Dutty Life Records just fine here. The groove is quick, bare-bones, and built for waistline business, with Squeeze Head’s “Top Form” and Bramma D General’s “4 Day Morning” doing most of the heavy lifting on the vocal side; Happy Boy’s “When The Mas Start” keeps the energy up, while G-Ants’ “Jab Alone” leans right into the bacchanal mood. Released in June 2019, it sits neatly among that year’s crop of soca riddims, the kind made for fetes, road vibes, and late-night road march chatter rather than crossover polish. The instrumental closes things out cleanly, letting the riddim itself do the talking.