Social Issues Riddim – Young Vibez Productions

Young Vibez keeps this one tight and pointed, with four cuts that all circle the same hard-edged theme without wasting a second. Jahmiel’s “7 Time Rise” gives the riddim its clearest lift, while Ryme Minister’s “All War Ova” and Bookie’s “Dem Nuh Bad” lean into the combative mood that gives the project its name. The 2014 release also carried a Vybz Kartel tune, “Road to Paradise, ” in wider circulation, which helped push the riddim beyond the four-track version most people know. Blade Skeemaz opens with “Revolution, ” and the sequencing feels deliberate: protest first, then confrontation, then survival, ending on a note that leaves the argument hanging in the air.