Sometimes the planets align and a simple -- maybe even obligatory -- label sampler meets a label roster in their prime. Such is the case with the dryly titled, dryly presented , a quick and very dirty overview of the loud, stuttering, sample-heavy, and dancehall-loving label founded by DJ/producer . Here, the big acts get the bookends as himself offers the opening highlight with the wicked trunk-rumbler "Horsey." Bringing up the back end is the shockingly normal and still shockingly good reggae number "Keep It Going Louder" from and with his project. The meat of this sandwich is all over the place when it comes to flavor, but all the tracks share the label's mash-up/spice-up aesthetic. offer the sound of a Galaga machine playing dubstep while turns out to be a New Jersey kid who enjoys playing impossible Madchester music at breakneck speed. trades in accordion-based Mexican house music that puts hands in the air, is like your early vinyl warping in the sun, while nails the very 2011 sound of Moombahton with his half-speed, simmering stunner. Add the audience-pleasing style of DJ , getting ridiculous with , and introducing rap-rock-reggae-step to the world and is a keeper, sure to send all forward-thinking DJs and kinetic electronica fans further into the label's catalog. ~ David Jeffries