Torch Dem Riddim – Yard Love Records

Torch Dem Riddim comes through Yard Love Records in 2026 as a dancehall juggling with a straight-to-the-point title and a blunt, militant edge. The set lines up four cuts: Big Bad Raky on “High Life, ” Jah Lyfe on “Walk Di Walk, ” John’nay Lasha on “Rise, ” and Teflon Young King on “Big Torch. ” Yard Love Records has already shown a taste for sturdy, message-heavy Caribbean releases, and this one sits neatly in that lane while pushing into a harder dancehall register.

Teflon Young King is the most established voice here, a Jamaican reggae and dancehall artist from St. Mary whose name has long been tied to conscious lyrics and live performance strength. His presence gives the riddim a familiar anchor, and “Big Torch” sounds like the kind of commanding cut that can carry a juggling because he knows how to ride a rhythm with authority.

John’nay Lasha has an official artist page and a digital footprint that places the name squarely in the modern reggae/dancehall space, while Jah Lyfe also appears as an active recording artist with current platform presence. On this riddim, that matters because the project is not built on one star alone; it works by giving each voice a turn to sharpen the same fiery backdrop. Big Bad Raky’s “High Life” and Jah Lyfe’s “Walk Di Walk” help round out the set with contrast, while “Rise” adds a more uplift-minded angle before Teflon closes the circle with the strongest known name on the board.