Touch Riddim – Supa Blunt Productions

By 2010, Supa Blunt Productions had already put its name on the year’s riddim map with both Touch Riddim and Diamond Touch, and this set sits right in that busy digital-dancehall pocket. The cut is lean and bouncy, driven by a clipped drum pattern, a thick low end, and the sort of skittering keyboard figure that leaves plenty of room for the voicing. Blak Ryno’s “Style” and Charly Black’s “Money Mi Want” are the sharpest pulls here, while Shane O and Elly Daps lean into the hustler talk that kept a lot of 2010 dancehall moving. Stein’s “Wine Up (Hey Girl)” brings the most straightforward party lift, but the riddim itself stays dry and functional, with a brisk tempo and a bassline that keeps snapping back under each chant.