Sunset Avenue Riddim – Supa Hype Music

Sunset Avenue Riddim leans into a lean, mid-tempo dancehall groove with enough swing for radio and enough pressure for the dance, the sort of cut that leaves space for vocals to cut cleanly through the bass. Supa Hype Music lines up a broad spread of voices here, with Bay-C bringing the rude-boy bite on Bad Gyal, Bramma and Curtisay leaning into sharp street talk, and Flyght, Iya Ingi and Jahfrican/Jahfrican, Double K adding different shades of melody and attitude across the project. One of the slicker touches is The Richest from Supa Hype and Farenizzi, which pushes the same riddim into a glossier, more aspirational lane. Released in May 2021, the set lands in a period when compact dancehall compilations were still a reliable way to test a fresh rhythm and keep the scene moving.