Time After Time Riddim – Pryce Wayne Musiq

2019 was still a busy year for one-riddim dancehall sets, and Pryce Wayne Musiq’s Time After Time fits that wave with a compact six-track run that keeps the focus on voices and a lean groove. The lineup leans on a mix of younger and more street-rooted acts — Just-J opens with “Ecstasy, ” Chiy teams with Cracka Don on “Cheaters, ” and Cracka Don returns later with the more direct “Struggle Is Real (Life Story Part 1), ” which gives the project a sharper narrative edge. Hagaat, SparoBlaxx, and the Mad Voice/Deeno Don pairing keep the energy moving without crowding the riddim’s shape. The whole thing plays like a mid-tempo bashment set: stripped-down drums, a steady bass pulse, and enough pocket for the singers to ride the rhythm cleanly.