Stomp Riddim – Riddim Force Records

Stomp Riddim comes through as a 2026 Dancehall juggling from Riddim Force Records, a name that already sits in the lane of modern riddim-pack releases. The one cut that has surfaced cleanly so far is Anthony B’s “Tick Like Clock [Form A Line], ” listed in both clean and radio-edit form and tagged to the label as a 94 BPM dancehall track. That alone points to the kind of forward-driving, mid-tempo stomp the title promises: percussive, blunt, and built for sound system play rather than soft edges.

The broader cast reads like a cross-section of current Jamaican dancehall voices. Benzly Hype, Bramma, Gvmble, Kalado, Laden and MawgaDon all appear on the file, with Bramma pulling double duty on “Big Bumpa Gal” and “Pressure, ” while Laden’s “Who Mek Yuh Tights” suggests the kind of cheeky, body-conscious writing that always finds a home on a party riddim. The confirmed Anthony B cut fits his long-running roots-dancehall authority, but it also sounds designed for the street corner rather than the hillside sermon.

Even without the full audio in front of us, the release reads like a hard, syncopated package aimed at selectors: enough variation in artist style to keep the juggling moving, but a single rhythmic identity strong enough to hold the whole thing together. If the other cuts land like the confirmed Anthony B tune, Stomp Riddim should be one of those dancehall projects that works best loud, fast, and in sequence.