The techno-flavored Kamasutra Riddim features some of the hottest artists in dancehall today.

Established artists like Beenie Man, Wayne Marshall, D'Angel, and Bling Dawg are joined by upcomers like Gappy Ranks, G-Monei, and Milk. Soundsystems all over the world have been demanding this release, drawn by its appeal to both fans of Jamaican dancehall and European-style dance music.

Many consider the Kamasutra Riddim to be one of the finest dancehall releases of 2010 so far.

Beenie Man - Gucci Glass - Kamasutra Riddim

Beenie Man / Kenny B / DJ Donnalee. Melkweg, Amsterdam

Beenie Man Ft. Busta Rhymes - Jiggle

It was, Back-To-Basics, which is arguably the closest thing dancehall has seen to a summer-blockbuster-esque album a la Get Rich Or Die Trying.

The LP yielded hit after hit after hit.

Undeniable anthems like "Dude" and "King Of The Dancehall" served to coronate Beenie as truly undisputed in every sense of the word. "I've broken down every barrier and broken every record," says the man who's been nominated for 3 Grammys and won multiple MOBOs in the UK, in a tone of absolute humility, referring back to Undisputed. "So this album is just one more step forward." Was there ever any doubt?