Nutmeg Riddim (2015) – Uprising Studios

Nutmeg Riddim lands in that bright, waistline-ready soca pocket Uprising Studios has been working, with a quick, punchy groove that leaves room for the hooks to do the lifting. Stiffy’s “Eyelid” has the kind of cheeky, carnival-night energy that can carry a road mix, while Dirty Versee’s “Nut Vendor” leans harder into the title’s playful double meaning. Scrilla’s “Up Down” keeps the pressure moving too, so the four-track set never feels like dead weight, even with the instrumental sitting in the mix. It first surfaced as a 2015 release, but the lineup and the tidy run time give it that compact, road-ready feel that fits right into the mid-2010s soca catalog.