Gremlin Riddim (2016) – Jaycrazie Records

Gremlin Riddim comes in mean and topical, with Chase Cross, Flexxx, and Versi all taking shots over a stripped-back 2016 dancehall cut that keeps the tension high while the lyrics stay pointed. The three vocal versions lean into clash energy — “Dryland Shark” and “Mr Killy Killy” both read like direct responses to Demarco, while Versi’s “Anything Jump In” pushes the same confrontational mood in a different direction. Jaycrazie keeps the instrumental tight and bare enough for the vocals to carry the fight, which gives the whole set that rough-edged, late-clash feel. Compared with later Jaycrazie releases like Positive Thoughts and Bagga Money, this one feels less polished and more street-level, and that’s exactly why it lands. It sits neatly in the label’s catalogue as one of the producer’s sharper early dancehall statements.