Push Fi Start Riddim (OnStage Riddim) – True Loyal Records

Push Fi Start Riddim arrived on October 9, 2012, as a True Loyal Records juggling produced by Vaughn “Vagga” Wint. The release’s alternate name, OnStage Riddim, appears in circulation, but its digital edition is firmly organised under the Push Fi Start title: a run of concise vocal cuts, several issued in both raw and clean form, alongside the shared instrumental.

Konshens takes the title slot with “Push Fi Start, ” a central cut in a period when True Loyal was placing its productions with a mix of established dancehall names and newer voices. The raw and clean versions underline the practical format of the project, allowing the same performance to move between explicit and radio-ready settings without changing the riddim’s identity.

Elsewhere, Elephant Man and Harry Toddler’s “Pure Gal a Follow Wi” makes the most of the juggling format through a veteran pairing rather than a solo turn. Macka Diamond’s “40 and Fabulous, ” also associated with True Loyal’s early catalogue, gives the set a different point of view and a title with enough character to hold its own among the shorter, direct selections. Navino’s “Rules and Laws” further widens the vocal cast without breaking the release’s concise design.

Rather than relying on a long sequence of versions, True Loyal used the riddim as a meeting point for distinct artist identities, then kept the presentation tight enough for the individual cuts to circulate on their own.