Sobriety Test Riddim – Symphony B Records

Capleton leads Sobriety Test Riddim with “Nuh Friendy Thing, ” and that choice sets the tone for a nine-track dancehall set that leans into stern talk and streetwise energy rather than big crossover polish. Delly Ranx’s “Blaze It Blaze” and Venjahnce’s “Ganja Train” keep the ganja-laced side of the concept moving, while Fyah Stick’s “Education is the Key” and Tellah’s “Peace Love” pull the mood in a more conscious direction. Released in September 2021, the project lands in Symphony B Records’ catalogue as a lean, voice-forward riddim rather than a flashy one, with the label letting the artists do the heavy lifting over a brisk 95-BPM groove. It feels like the kind of production that sits comfortably beside the producer’s other 2021 dancehall work: direct, uncluttered, and built for selectors who want a few strong cuts they can carry straight into a pull-up.