Jambalasee Rule Riddim – M.O.S.S International 2019

JAMBALASEE RULE RIDDIM (SOCA) – M.O.S.S INTERNATIONAL 2019

If you’re a reggae fan looking to explore soca, the 2019 Jambalasee Rule Riddim is a good place to start. This parade set was built for the carnival streets and big island fetes, with a strong base that keeps dancers moving. The riddim stands out from other parade sets of its era because of its lively percussion and catchy groove. While some 2019 soca tracks focused heavily on electronic sounds, the Jambalasee Rule Riddim keeps things organic and rhythmic, making it a favorite for road march celebrations. Several well-known artists brought their own style to this riddim. Skinny Banton’s “Neva Done” is a highlight—Skinny Banton is famous for his energetic performances and is known for the hit “Wrong Again” from 2013. Inspector’s “Cell Phone” adds a playful touch; Inspector is a respected Grenadian soca artist with a long career. Terra D Governor’s “Paramour” brings a smooth vibe, while Jab King’s “Old Mix With New” blends classic and modern soca styles. Randy Isaac’s “White Party” is another strong entry; Isaac is recognized for his contributions to the Grenadian soca scene. The riddim itself was performed by O. S. S. International, a band known for leading carnival performances. The band leader plays a key role, keeping the musicians together and driving the energy during live shows. This set remains an important part of the 2019 soca Carnival legacy, showing how live rhythm and strong vocals can still rule the road.

Jambalasee Rule Riddim Tracklist:

1. Lavaman & Tallpree – Jambalasee
2. Skinny Banton – Neva Done
3. Inspector – Cell Phone
4. Valene Nedd – Can’t Stop Me
5. Terra D Governor – Paramour
6. Jab King – Old Mix With New
7. Randy Isaac – White Party
8. O.S.S. International – Jambalasee Rule Riddim (Instrumental)

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