Roll Out Riddim (2010) – Irievibrations Records

Dubwise pulse. Irievibrations’ Roll Out Riddim moves with a lean, rubbery step, the kind of 2010 dancehall juggernaut that leaves room for sharp melodies and sly talk without ever losing its waistline. Anthony B’s “Hail Jah” brings the spiritual lift, while Konshens’ “Pussyman” and Tifa’s “Bill” lean into the cheekier, more street-level side of the rhythm; Ward 21’s “No Love” keeps the edge intact too. It’s a compact six-track set, and that brevity suits Irievibrations’ approach here — less overcooked than some of their earlier, busier projects, more about a single groove with a clean forward push. In the label’s catalogue, this sits comfortably alongside the tougher, club-ready riddims that made Irievibrations a reliable name in the late-2000s dancehall circuit.