Levels To This Riddim – Frenz For Real Records

Levels To This Riddim arrived in 2017 from Frenz For Real Records, a Jamaican dancehall production outfit that has kept a steady run of riddims across the 2010s. The set moves at a lively, mid-tempo pace with a sharp, street-ready bounce, the kind of pattern that leaves room for both chant-heavy hooks and tighter deejay phrasing. It feels built for juggling: the same groove can carry a radio-friendly take or a rawer dancehall cut without losing momentum.

Vershon opens with “Real Ruff, ” bringing his gruff, direct delivery to a song title that matches the mood. Shane O gets one of the most useful moments on the riddim with “Eh So” in both raw and clean versions, which says a lot about how the rhythm can flip between explicit dancehall pressure and a more broadcast-friendly lane. Fannah’s “It Rough” keeps the energy blunt and streetwise, while Gott Yo’s “Best There Is” adds a more boastful edge. 3 Star’s “Clean” appears twice as well, again in raw and clean versions, underscoring how central that tune was to the rollout. Ras TT links with Slu Dem on “Name a Call, ” and Kado closes with “Determination, ” a fitting note for a rhythm that thrives on persistence and attitude.

The project plays like a compact but effective 2017 dancehall juggling, with the performances doing the heavy lifting over a rhythm that stays taut, catchy, and ready for repeat rotation.