Kush Moon Riddim – Kush Tent Records

Kush Moon Riddim lands in that mid-2010s dancehall pocket where the vibe is dark, militant, and very much for the sound system, with Kush Tent Records pulling together nine cuts around a moody 2017 version that gave space to voices like Teflon, Scantana and I-Kush. Teflon’s “Evil Out Deh” feels like the sharpest cut here, carrying that gruff, righteous edge he does so well, while I-Kush’s “Warrior” pushes the riddim’s tougher side without overcomplicating it. Scantana’s “Mi Jussa Seh” adds a more direct, street-level talk, and the whole set keeps a lean, no-frills feel rather than trying to chase crossover polish. It’s the kind of release that sits neatly in the 2017 dancehall archive, made for selectors who like their riddims heavy, spare, and ready to run back in the mix.