UK & US production duo P Skinna & Liondub return after releasing 2 massive tracks with Busy Signal to present their first Dancehall juggling, the Bad Intention rhythm. The duo has received Radio support from David Rodigan and Rampage Sound on BBC 1Xtra, Ras Kwame on Capital Xtra, ZJ Liquid and Johnny Kool on Zip FM Jamaica, Killaboo [Addies] on Irie Jam radio, and Robbo Ranks on his syndicated dancehall show. Their new hard hitting bashment segment features artists from London, Bristol, Toronto, New York and Kingston, showcasing the duos production prowess and international music connects. The tracks range in style and offer up something for any avid listener of Dancehall music, each able to withstand the test of time and guaranteed to get radio and club support worldwide. London based Jamaican artist Steamaz delivers a raucous lyrical tirade on his track Bazzle. With an unmatched unique vocal flow, Steamz is positioned perfectly to top UK and JA charts with this one. UK Jungle Drum & Bass veteran MC Navigator steps up with a biting lyrical commentary and incredibly dynamic delivery on his track Stay Far. With a loyal fanbase worldwide, this one is guaranteed to see rotations. Dutty Rocks own Ras Ajai delivers something special for the ladies and the Top Gyalis on his cut. Oozing with dynamism, and authenticity ,Ajais Jamaican slang gets the job done right, and with ease. Legendary collabs with Smif & Wesson, Major Lazer & Snoop Lion, have kept Blakkamoore perpetually in high demand. His unmistakable singjay style demonstrates his power and versatility on Tek A Set, a brilliant single from this Guyanese giant. Super talented London Grime star Yung Saber goes hard on Pecknarm Badness, a story depicting life on the streets of what once was south-east Londons most dangerous neighborhoods. Badda General delivers the comedic goods once again with his signature deep vocal flow on this accusatory cut about his lady, and man like B.O.B aka Battery Operated Boyfriend. Bristols Blackout JA & Torontos Zantelly step up to get the paper on Hustle Hard. The artists superior lyrical flow, and the contrast between their voices, makes this a stand out cut reaching out to the go-getters and hustlers of the world. Rising Brooklyn based celebrity J Kinggz touches down on the riddim with a cool style and deadly delivery on Catch E Drip. Definitely one for the clubs, and the streets, Kinggz hits hard and further establishes himself as one to watch on the international dancehall circuit. US based Puerto Rican Reggae Dancehall sensation Capital D has performed at legendary Jamaican events like Reggae Sunsplash, Sumfest, and STING. Caliente steps up with No Time, a conscious song encouraging unity, strength and brotherhood, delivered in Caps signature raw sing jay style.

Original Key Records

#016 from the Infernal Sounds camp showcases returning artist Bukkha in his truest form, displaying his versatility and skilful prowess with three earth-shaking tracks. The long awaited 'Badda Den Dem' which features the don Killa P on vocal duties has been tearing up nights all over the globe, having been a signature track in Mala's set throughout 2019, it's an instant draw for anyone wanting to ignite some fury on the dance floor. The first of two tracks on the B side also features vocals, this time from legendary dub lyricist, Blackout JA, as he fittingly lays down siege with 'Rise of the Beast'. A pure skank out riddem. Finishing off the EP is a collaborative piece from Cue Line Records' Gaze Ill and Bukkha, rounding off the EP with an organic stepper, submersing you in dub-wise pressure and a prominent pan-flute melody. This is a back catalog release.