Next Move Riddim (2026) – Kay Frass Music

Eight vocal cuts and a closing instrumental make Next Move Riddim feel like a proper soca juggling rather than a loose single drop, with Kay Frass Music putting Bubbah473, Mushman, Lavaman, Tonio D Don, Zeal, Jerenton, and L. E. D into one compact run. The songs lean into a carnival-minded pulse: bright topline hooks, quick percussion, and the kind of forward-driving bassline that keeps everything moving without crowding the vocals. Lavaman’s “N. G. F. (No Good Friends)” and Tonio D Don’s “Biggest Band” sound like the tracks most likely to catch first, while Bubbah473’s “Life Is Real” and Jerenton’s “My Day” keep the project on the more reflective side. The riddim itself lands on a brisk, syncopated gait, with the instrumental at the end spelling out the groove in plain form.