Poison Ivy Riddim (2014) – A Lyonz Den Records

With just five vocal cuts and an instrumental, Poison Ivy Riddim keeps the focus tight, which suits the way A Lyonz Den Records frames it: a lean 2014 dancehall juggling with enough room for each artist to land. Iceburg and Singer B’s “Afraid To Love” has the most immediate pull, turning the title into a rough-edged lovers’ note, while Radikal’s “Flirting” leans more playful and cheeky, giving the riddim a little extra movement. Profit, Iyatta, and Daszaint round out the lineup with songs that stay in that mid-2010s dancehall pocket — melodic, direct, and built for selector use as much as solo listening. It’s the kind of release that tells you exactly where the producer’s head was at in 2014: compact, local, and ready for the sound system.