Pure Soul Riddim – Neqz

Pure Soul Riddim finds NeQz working in a warm, mid-tempo reggae pocket, with six cuts spread across a compact 23-minute set that first surfaced in March 2019. The selection is lean rather than crowded, giving room for Dudsymil’s “Woman’s Worth, ” Onique’s “I Hope, ” and Tiffanie Malva’s “Love Intuition” to sit against the same instrumental framework without tripping over one another. NeQz keeps the arrangement stripped back and soulful, with a steady pulse, rounded bassline, and light melodic accents that leave the vocals upfront. “Nothing Nuh Come Easy” with Swick Don and Maxximus adds a little extra weight in the delivery, but the riddim itself stays calm and controlled, riding on a measured groove and a clean four-minute shape.