Rema Riddim – Burnout Records

Burnout Records keeps the focus squarely on raw dancehall pressure here, pairing a lean seven-cut lineup with a tune-up that feels aimed at the dance rather than the radio. Chrome’s “Beware” and Libran’s “Get Mine” set the tone early, while Maxwell’s “Dead Enuh Bwoy” and Nymron’s “Put Dem To Sleep” lean into the hard-edged, threat-heavy side of the riddim; even the one featured cut, Ziggy Eva Strap and Melo’s “Sticky Pon Dem, ” sits nicely in that fierce run. The production has that compact 2012 era snap — tight drums, a cold bass line, and just enough space between the kicks for the artists to cut through cleanly. Burn Out Records closes things out with the instrumental, and the full roll call runs Chrome, Libran, Maxwell, Nymron, Texas Family, Ziggy Eva Strap ft Melo, and the Rema Riddim version.