Jealousy Riddim – Ghetto Links Records

The Jealousy Riddim comes off like a stern little dancehall set, all sharp edges and suspicion, with Ghetto Links Records lining up voices that keep circling betrayal, envy, and bad mind. 2011 was the year it surfaced, and the cut that jumps out quickest is Turbulence’s Praise Rastafari, which gives the riddim a cleaner spiritual lift against the darker titles around it. Chase Cross and Wissy Wassy lean harder into the paranoia, while Mitch and Kibaki keep the tension moving without breaking the mood. Ghetto Links doesn’t overcrowd the sequence; the instrumental sits right in the middle, and the vocal order feels arranged to move from raw street talk into more reflective territory before landing on the friend-a-kill-friend closer.