Triple X Riddim (2014) – Studio 5000

Studio 5000’s Triple X Riddim landed in 2014 as a dancehall-leaning reggae juggling centered on girl-forward lyrics, flashy patter, and late-night party energy. The set was released under Studio 5000, with the release date lining up to July 1, 2014. It runs 12 tracks deep and mixes veteran voices with a few less-documented names, which gives it that era-specific blend of streetwise confidence and pure gal tune business.

The heaviest-hitting cut is Vybz Kartel’s Mi A Get Some Later, a reminder of how much weight his name carried on every rhythm run that year. Kartel’s delivery gave the riddim instant pull, and the song’s cheeky, suggestive tone matches the project’s broader mood. Galaxy P’s More Gal Worldwide and Lukie D’s No New Friend add two very different shades: Galaxy P comes with the sharp, familiar dancehall chatter he built his name on, while Lukie D smooths the riddim out with a more melodic, roots-leaning touch. Powerman, Penny and Ninja Kid join forces on Girls Anthem, which keeps the female-obsessed theme front and center, while Chris Bling’s Gal Dem A Wine and Ras Professor’s Look Good keep the selection firmly in party mode.

A few tracks are harder to place in the wider catalogue, but the overall picture is clear: Triple X Riddim is a mid-2010s dancehall set designed for rotation, with enough hooky titles and a Kartel cut to make it memorable among Studio 5000’s output.