Wi a feel di heat dis summer yah, man. Di streets dem ah blaze up wid nuff fire riddims, and every song a chant 'bout disappear season. The General him come outta nowhere, lighting up di track with pure flow. Him like a force of nature, sweepin' through di whole scene and leavin' everybady in awe. Then you got Tommy Lee Sparta pon di other side, hi

Ding Donn and Kayslay FireStarters are back, and they ain't playin' around. The rhythmgame is on fire, and these acts are settin' the vibe ablaze with their tracks. They released a sick flow that's already got everyone movin' and it's obvious that Skeng is back in the game. This ain't no one-hit-wonder; fad; fluke. These guys are here to reign

From the tropical shores of Jamaica emanates a powerful force that vibrates through music lovers worldwide. Celebrated as Riddim Nation, this sonic landscape is a mosaic of melodies, each one a story of Jamaica's rich cultural heritage. At its Riddim Nation lies the riddim, the rhythmic foundation that drives Jamaican music. It's a steady force