White Sand Riddim (2014) – Unisyz Muzik

White Sand Riddim rolls out like sun-hit soca with a clean, airy bounce and a steady waistline groove, the kind of track bed that leaves room for quick hooks and easy movement. Unisyz Muzik keeps the project tight: just five cuts, four voices, and an instrumental in the middle, so there’s no excess hanging around. Kello’s “Mi Nah Nuh Yard” brings the roughest attitude in the set, while Spugy B gets two passes at “Dash Out Di, ” one clean for radio and one rawer for the street. Vyza’s “Summer Nuh Stop Yah So” closes it on a brighter note, and that final chanty push is the one that lingers after the riddim fades.