Poison Dart Riddim – Gj Productions

Khago’s “K Start Mi Name” is the sharper hook here, and it gives the Poison Dart Riddim its bite straight away, with Sizzla’s “Sick in Yuh Head” pushing the same 2012 dancehall groove in a more forceful, militant direction. GJ Productions keeps the riddim lean and direct, leaving room for both voices to cut through without much fuss, which suits a two-track set that seems more interested in pressure than spectacle. Khago rides it with that brash, self-assertive energy he was leaning on around this period, while Sizzla turns the rhythm into a stern warning, all clipped delivery and heat. It’s a small release, but the contrast between the two cuts gives it shape, and that’s enough to make it linger.