No Apology Riddim (2016) – Gafjam Records

Darrio’s “F. W. B. ” feels like the sharpest hook on No Apology Riddim, and it sets the tone for Gafjam Records’ 2016 dancehall set with a cheeky, posturing edge that sits nicely alongside General Degree’s “You Mi Come Fah” and Hawkeye’s “Champion Jockey. ” Craigy T’s new Gaf Jam imprint launched the project, and you can hear that fresh-label energy in the way the cuts move between flirtation, swagger, and everyday one-liners without losing momentum. Kenny Smith linking with Bay-C on “Sorry” gives the riddim its most playful curve, while Lia Caribe’s “Unemployed” keeps the vibe grounded in a more street-corner kind of reality. It’s a short package, just five tracks, and that tightness is part of the charm.