Jamette Riddim – Anson Productions

Jamette Riddim finds Anson Productions in tight soca mode, with a small but telling lineup that pairs Shenseea’s “Play Di Soca” with Nailah Blackman’s “Dame Lorraine” and the bare instrumental. Released on January 26, 2018, it runs just three cuts deep, so the focus stays on the pattern itself rather than any big-cast rollout. The production has that lean, parade-ready soca push: bright percussion, clipped melodic figures, and a forward drive that leaves plenty of room for both voices to work the groove. Shenseea leans into the playful side of the rhythm, while Blackman gives “Dame Lorraine” a more Carnival-rooted Trinidad touch, which suits the title and the mood. The instrumental closes the set by laying out the arrangement plainly, and the whole thing moves at a brisk 128 BPM, keeping the bassline taut and the tempo in constant motion.