Street War Riddim – Frass Team Records

Seven cuts deep, Street War Riddim comes across like a compact 2013 dancehall clash tape, with Frass Team Records lining up voices that all lean into the same rough-edged war talk. Aksess opens with “Funeral, ” and the title alone sets the tone, while G-Nazz’s “War Master” sounds like the kind of cut built for stern-faced pull-ups. The collabs keep it lively too: Bolo B and Hk Bamma on “Cross Di Line” and Enshae with Kaama on “Nuh Life Nah Spare” give the riddim extra bite without crowding it out. Saint’s “What We Do Best” brings a sharper, more boastful angle, and Spayne O’Caana closes things out with “Dark Again, ” which feels right for a project chasing tense street energy rather than glossy club polish.