CLEARA RIDDIM produced by DJ FRASS – 2011
Cleara Overview
In 2011, the dancehall scene was buzzing with new sounds, and one project stood out for its raw energy and authentic vibe. The Cleara Riddim, crafted by DJ Frass, quickly became a staple in dancehall circles. DJ Frass, known for his sharp ear and production skills, had already made a name for himself with hits on his own DJ Frass Records label. His work shaped the sound of modern dancehall, and Cleara Riddim was another strong example of his influence. The journey of Cleara Riddim began in the studio, where DJ Frass built a beat that was both catchy and tough, giving artists the perfect foundation to deliver their best. The riddim’s infectious groove attracted some of the most promising voices of the time. On this set, Khago brought fire with “Snake,” a track that quickly caught the attention of fans for its punchy lyrics and delivery. Kibaki’s “Rise” added a message of perseverance, while Flexxx delivered attitude and grit with “Badmind Bad Bwoy.” Chase Cross’s “Some People” explored the realities of envy and ambition, and King David’s “All Over” brought a melodic touch to the collection. Three Star rounded out the set with “How Dem Stay So,” keeping the energy high. Each artist brought their own flavor, making the riddim a showcase of dancehall’s range in 2011. Cleara Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, capturing the sound and spirit of its era with unforgettable tracks and a timeless beat.
Cleara Tracklist:
- Mavado – Cleara
- Khago – Snake
- I – Octane – Table Turn
- Kibaki – Rise
- Flexxx – Badmind Bad Bwoy
- Chase Cross – Some People
- King David – All Over
- Three Star – How Dem Stay So
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