Netflixxx Riddim – DJ Frass Records

DJ Frass Records shaped Netflixxx Riddim into a summer 2018 dancehall pull-up with enough star power to travel well beyond Jamaica. The rhythm sits in that glossy, mid-tempo pocket DJ Frass has been refining for years: clean drums, a bassline that keeps the bounce elastic, and enough space for each voice to cut through without overcrowding the mix. The release surfaced in July 2018, and the five-track lineup gave the project a neat but potent spread of styles.

Alkaline’s “Yardie Fiesta” brings the loose, cocky side of the juggling, with his clipped delivery riding the pocket like he owns it. Jahmiel’s “Still Not Over You” adds a more melodic, heart-on-sleeve angle, while Kranium’s “Hustlers Anthem” gives the riddim a cooler, streetwise glide that suits his smooth vocals. The biggest collision comes on “Diamond Body, ” where Mavado and Stefflon Don trade energy over the same slick backdrop, giving the tune extra voltage and crossover appeal. Moyann’s “Netflixxx and Chill” rounds out the set with a younger, playful touch and keeps the title concept front and center.

DJ Frass had already built a strong reputation for modern dancehall records that move cleanly between radio-friendly polish and street weight, and Netflixxx Riddim fits squarely in that lane. It feels like a snapshot of late-2010s dancehall: catchy, digital, and designed for repeat spins.