Step Hard Riddim (2016) – All Faces Entertainment

All Faces Entertainment keeps Step Hard Riddim short and direct, with four cuts voiced in 2016 and a total running time just over twelve minutes. The set pairs veteran firepower with streetwise new-school energy: Sizzla opens with “Weh Dem a Try, ” Turbulence links with Flexxx, Singing Sweet and Fats on “Nuh Fear (Relay), ” Lisa Hyper cuts through on “Dah Gyal Yah Will Do, ” and George P closes with “Hot a Road. ”

The rhythm itself has that hard-step dancehall push: brisk drums, a taut bass line, and a stripped arrangement that leaves room for the voices to work. It feels built for forward motion rather than polish, with each cut riding the same skeletal pulse in a different way. Sizzla’s chant is the most forceful of the bunch, turning confrontation into a rallying cry. Turbulence brings the deepest crew moment, and the relay format gives the tune extra bounce as the guest voices trade lines. Lisa Hyper adds a sharper, more playful edge, while George P’s track keeps the energy blunt and road-ready.

All Faces Entertainment was already working the dancehall lane before this release and would go on to keep a steady riddim run in the years after. Step Hard sits neatly in that catalogue as an uncluttered juggling built for selectors, with just enough variation to keep the vibe moving without losing the groove.