Key To Your Heart Riddim – Jammy’s

Prince Jammy’s Jammy’s label handled Key To Your Heart Riddim in 1986, a two-song roots-to-dancehall set that pairs King Kong’s You Pack Up And Gone with Nitty Gritty’s title cut. It’s a compact Jammy’s-era slice, driven by the dubwise, stripped-down sound Prince Jammy was shaping through the mid-’80s and memorable for keeping the whole release anchored around just those two voices. The riddim also connects neatly to Nitty Gritty’s Turbo Charged period, which makes it a small but recognisable entry in the label’s catalog from that time.