Kangol Riddim – Gold Dinasty Records

2015 was a busy year for soca-adjacent dancehall riddims, and Kangol sits neatly in that mid-year run: a concise six-track set from Gold Dynasty Music LLC that keeps the focus on the songs rather than any big concept. The lineup is strong on paper, with Buju Banton and Assassin pairing up on “Those Dayz, ” Elephant Man cutting loose on “Join The Line, ” and Delly Ranx turning up twice, including the solo cut “Come A Me” and the J. August collaboration “Goodman. ” Pinchers rounds out the vocal side with “If You Are So Crazy For Me, ” while the instrumental sits at the end like a proper producer’s check on the groove. The production moves with a light, skipping soca pulse, clean drum programming, and a firm low end that keeps the riddim dance-ready without getting cluttered. It runs tight, with each tune landing around a brisk three-minute mark.