Peace At Land Riddim – Anotha Rebel Entertainment

Anotha Rebel Entertainment keeps Peace At Land Riddim tight and vocal-heavy, with seven cuts that lean into modern dancehall’s cleaner, moodier side. Jahazeil Myrie opens with “Sagacious, ” while Makronym’s “Know Your Worth” and Naldo’s “Peace” push the riddim into a more reflective register, and Pesty’s “Infatuation” adds a softer, romantic angle without breaking the flow. Ryz gets two shots at the rhythm with “Lose My Mind” and the edit, which gives the set a bit of extra weight in the middle. The project runs just under 20 minutes, so there’s no wasted motion here; it moves with the kind of clipped, straight-ahead pacing that keeps the focus on the singers. UG Dias’ “Smile Again” lands the cleanest closing note, though, and leaves the strongest hook behind.