No Manners Riddim – Prestige Sound

Prestige Sound rolls out No Manners Riddim as a straight dancehall juggling with a modern, speaker-shaking edge and enough room for different voices to cut through. The project is a 2026 release, and the label behind it is Prestige Sound NYC, a New York outfit with dancehall, soca and hip-hop in its wheelhouse, which fits the riddim’s street-level energy and sound-system feel.

The lineup is anchored by Boogzino on “Tool Kit (Remix), ” Chukuloo on “No Manners, ” Kaka Highflame and Baby Lawd on “Who Bad, ” Klassik Frescobar and Supa Nytro on “In And Out, ” Shawn Ice on “National, ” and Tallis Dnb on “Walla Walla, ” with an instrumental version completing the set. That mix points to a project designed for juggling as much as for streaming: multiple cuts, quick-fire personalities, and a base that can hold both melody and raw deejay talk.

What makes the riddim work is the attitude. It has the clipped, rugged bounce that lets the artists get confrontational, sly, or playful without the production getting in the way. “Who Bad” feels like the hardest of the pairings on paper, while “No Manners” and “Walla Walla” look like the cuts most likely to carry the project’s hook and refrain energy. “National” should give the set a more direct solo voice, and the instrumental gives selectors and DJs something usable for dubplate play and blends.