Tropical Baby Riddim – Paper Money Music

Paper Money Music’s Tropical Baby Riddim sits in that mid-2010s dancehall lane where the rhythm does the talking first: bright, springy, and made for selectors who want a little bounce without losing the street edge. The most eye-catching cut is Future Fambo’s “Sexual Healing (Raw), ” which leans into the cheeky, crossover-friendly side of the riddim, while Corry Dip’s “Those Were The Days” appears in both original and remix form, giving the project a bit of extra weight around one idea. Di Quality’s “Wicked Gyal” keeps the energy firmly in dancehall territory, and M-Gee’s “Look Good Lane” was issued in both clean and raw versions, which tells you this one was built for mixed crowds and radio play alike. Released in 2017, it’s a compact six-artist juggling with eight tracks and a light, summery feel that matches the title.