Jusa Dementor keeps his name in the middle of Zimbabwe’s dancehall conversation with Outside Riddim, a 2026 juggling that sits squarely in the Zimdancehall lane. The producer has long been tied to ABRA and to a catalogue that helped shape the country’s riddim culture, moving between production, promotion, and his own artist work. This one is issued under his own name and keeps that same hands-on feel.
The rhythm is taut and forward-driving, with a dry, skanking pulse that leaves space for the vocalists to ride the pocket rather than fight it. The instrumental and Jusa’s own Tiri Panze underline the arrangement’s stripped-back approach: clipped drums, a heavy low end, and enough empty space to let the bounce do the work. It’s the kind of riddim that feels built for selectors as much as for streaming.
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The featured cuts keep the project anchored in the current Zimdancehall circle. Anesu Ibwe’s Forever adds a smoother, more melodic turn, while Dapro’s Dont Pull up comes in with a more direct street stance. Kanter the Janter’s Angelina gives the juggling another angle, leaning into the kind of personality-driven delivery that has always carried Zimbabwean dancehall. Rather than crowd the riddim with names, Outside keeps the cast tight and lets each voice mark out a different corner of the same beat.
