Reminisce Riddim (2013) – Father And Son Records

Father And Son Records lines up a compact set of dancehall cuts on Reminisce Riddim, with Andidre, Altee, and Sagadi doing most of the talking across a handful of explicit, street-facing songs that sit right in the early-2010s pocket. The tune list leans hard into raw and radio versions, which usually means the riddim had enough bite for both uncut dancehall sessions and cleaner mix-show play, and Altee’s “Good Fuck”/“Good Wuk” pair gives the set its sharpest push. There’s no fluff in the arrangement: the voices come fast, the topic stays squarely on sex, bravado, and local flexing, and the project keeps moving through edits like “Represent (Corozal Edition)” and “Dem Ah No Gyallis” without losing momentum. It closes out with the Avalaunch cut, a nice final nod to the instrumental side of the riddim.