Wild Fire Riddim Vol.1 (2015) – Suh Far Records

Suh Far Records came with a tight nine-track dancehall set here, and the mix of voices keeps it moving between grit and melody. Turbulence’s “Mi Alright” brings the kind of firm, self-possessed chant that suits a hard-cut riddim, while Shane O’s “Ghetto Youths” leans into streetwise uplift without getting too polished. Elsewhere, Stainless’ “Life It Nuh Pretty” and Eska Sui’s “Dutty Badmind” keep the pressure on, giving the compilation a rough-edged, everyday feel rather than a glossy party vibe. Iyah Sythe and J Lance add a duet moment with “Play Your Role, ” which helps break up the run nicely. Released in 2015, Wild Fire Riddim Vol. 1 sits right in that era when small labels were still dropping compact dancehall juggling packs with a few standout cuts and no wasted space.