Plan B Riddim – Real Shellaz Muzik

Real Shellaz Muzik keeps the Plan B Riddim rooted in straight dancehall pressure: a stripped, punchy juggling built for sound system rotation, with each vocal sitting on top of the same hard-driving base. The project lands in 2026 and comes through as a ten-cut package with clean and raw versions for every song, a format that makes it useful for selectors and gives each artiste room to push the street-side or radio-friendly angle.

The cast is a mix of established and emerging names. Iyara brings the most recognisable profile, long known for sharp delivery and a hard-edged dancehall style that has carried him through Alliance-linked credentials and a steady stream of singles. Ffurious also adds weight, an artiste out of St Mary with a rugged, militant voice and a reputation for hard work in the dancehall lane. Stylaforlife comes with a newer, self-driven energy tied to his own Anovybz Music imprint, while Singadon has been in the mix with reflective, direct writing that still keeps one foot in the dance. King Toeb rounds out the set with a name that fits the raw, local flavour of the riddim.

What makes the release work is the way the voices attack the same riddim from different angles. Stylaforlife’s “Boom” and Ffurious’ “Tek It To Dem” carry the most obvious bashment energy, while Iyara’s “Couple Up” brings the more seasoned, sure-footed touch. Singadon’s title cut gives the project its identity, and King Toeb’s “Bend Over” adds the kind of explicit dancehall handle that usually helps a juggling travel. It is a compact dancehall set made for pull-up culture, with enough variety in the vocal approach to keep the riddim moving.