Jailbreak Riddim – Madmen Production

By 2013, soca was leaning hard into the kind of festival-ready riddims that kept the carnival season moving, and Madmen Production’s Jailbreak sits right in that pocket with a tight three-track set. Bunji Garlin’s “Do Wha Yuh Feel Like” is the clear headline here, bringing his usual commanding delivery to a cut that feels built for a crowded road march, while O. K. ’s “Push Up Behind Yuh” pushes the same energy from a different angle. The production keeps the arrangement lean and punchy, letting the rhythm breathe without losing its drive, which suits the short, no-frills format well. There are only three tracks on the release, with the riddim cut itself tucked between the vocal versions, and that economy is part of the appeal.