Youth Promotion / Come Again Riddim – Blank

Youth Promotion’s Come Again Riddim sits right in that early-’90s dancehall pocket where the rhythms are lean, the bass is heavy, and the vocalists ride the groove with a lot more talk than sweetness. The lineup is deep enough to make the riddim feel like a proper dancehall session, with cuts from Johnny Osbourne, Sugar Minott, Courtney Melody, and Wickerman alongside Blacka T, Captain Barkey, Gregory Peck, and Lady Ann. There’s a good mix of warning shots, social commentary, and straight-up slackness, which keeps the whole set moving without losing its street-level edge. Nothing here feels overworked; the production leaves space for the chant and the bassline to do the heavy lifting, and that clipped, skanking drum pattern is what gives the project its hard, forward drive.

Youth Promotion / Come Again Riddim Tracklist:

1. Blacka T – Trouble
2. Captain Barkey – Informer
3. Colourman – More Love
4. Conroy Smith – Leaders Of This World
5. Courtney Melody – Gun Thing
6. Dignitary Stylish – Unemployment
7. Don Hic – Up And Down The Corner
8. Gregory Peck – Power Of The Reggae
9. Joe Marshall – Sample Girls
10. Johnny Osbourne – Bougle With Me
11. Johnny Osbourne – Gun Man
12. Lady Ann – A Just Man
13. Phillip Frazer – If I Was A Pauper
14. Robbie G – Fat Till It Buff
15. Siyuth – Do For Love
16. Sugar Minott – Love Uno Bad
17. Sugar Minott – Mr.Mention
18. U-Brown – Can’t Done
19. Wickerman – John Crow Beak
20. Yami Bolo – Memories