Kingston 20 Riddim (2019) – Monsta Music House

Kingston 20 Riddim lands as a spring 2019 dancehall juggling from Monsta Music House, issued on May 31, 2019 and credited to Monsta Ko’B, aka Kevin Brown, with distribution through Zojak. The rhythm runs at a brisk, club-ready 95 BPM and keeps that Kingston street pressure in motion rather than settling into anything too polished. The sound is bright and busy, with enough space for both hook-driven radio cuts and rougher raw versions.

Vershon opens it with “Since Mary, ” Shane O follows with “Too Friendly, ” and Monsta Ko’B links with Bramma on “Money Pree, ” which had already surfaced as a single before the riddim package arrived. Bugle’s “Street Smart” gives the set some veteran weight, while Chi Ching Ching’s “Traffic” brings one of the sharper, more playful performances on the rhythm; the raw cut strips it back further. Munga’s “Right Yah So” and Sizzla’s “We Nuh Business” keep the energy firm and direct, and the inclusion of raw versions for both reinforces the set’s dancehall-first intent. D’Angel’s “Me Alone” and Hya Tola’s “Nuh Trust Them” widen the voice palette without breaking the flow.

Monsta Music House had already been moving singles and collaborations through the same lane, and Kingston 20 sits neatly in that catalogue: a modern dancehall rhythm with enough grit for sound system play and enough melody to travel beyond it.