So Sick Riddim – Big Red Productions

So Sick Riddim arrived on September 4, 2026 as a Big Red Productions release, with Big Red HD, Cubanis, Dellz and Skenguh each taking a turn over the same production. The credits also link Big Red Productions directly to every vocal cut, while the title instrumental is billed in the production name alone.

This edition is more deliberate than its nine-track count first suggests. There are four vocal selections—Big Red HD’s “Southside Badness, ” Cubanis’ “My Place, ” Dellz’s “Million Dollar” and Skenguh’s “Why Not”—each issued in both clean and raw form, followed by the instrumental. That makes five distinct recordings, arranged for different play settings rather than padded with alternate songs.

“Southside Badness” establishes the format immediately: one artist, one riddim, two editions. Cubanis’ “My Place” follows the same route, keeping the clean and raw versions side by side instead of splitting the release into separate radio and explicit packages. Dellz’s “Million Dollar” and Skenguh’s “Why Not” complete the vocal run under that same system.

The instrumental is the useful final piece. It puts the shared backing in the foreground and confirms the project’s central idea: four separate cuts, each carrying its own title and performer credit, but all tied back to Big Red Productions’ So Sick Riddim.