Scarface Riddim (2016) – Portmore N Shure

Mid-2016 dancehall from Portmore Fi Shure keeps the Scarface Riddim in a lean six-song frame, and the set leans on grim talk rather than big crossover hooks. Jahmiel’s “That Nuh Frighten I” gives the project its cleanest push, while Dugsy Ranks’ “Baddest In The Place” and Nuklear’s “Fake Friend” sit closer to the harsher edge of the line-up, with Ricky General, Mansta-X and Richie Banging filling out the rest in tight, toasting-friendly fashion. The riddim itself is dry and pressure-heavy, with a clipped drum pattern and a low, stubborn bass pulse that leaves plenty of room for the vocals to cut through. It runs just 18 minutes in total, so nothing drags; the whole thing moves at a steady mid-tempo and keeps that spare, street-level swing intact.