After Hour Riddim Packs Tommy Lee Sparta, RajahWild, Kraff Gad & More on New Dancehall Juggling

The After Hour Riddim is the latest dancehall juggling to hit the streets, bringing together a diverse lineup of veterans and rising stars on one production.

Released on July 21, 2026, the eight-track project is produced by Delano Reid under Jiggy D Entertainment. The riddim blends melodic dancehall, trap-dancehall and modern street sounds, giving each artist the opportunity to showcase their own style over the same instrumental.

Produced by Jiggy D Entertainment

Producer Delano Reid, better known as Jiggy D, continues to build his reputation as one of dancehall’s leading hitmakers.

Known for fusing hip-hop influences with Caribbean rhythms, Jiggy D previously gained attention with the DND Riddim, featuring artists such as Skeng, Skillibeng, Valiant and Chronic Law. Now, he returns with another all-star juggling aimed at keeping dancehall fans supplied with fresh music this summer.

Official Tracklist

The After Hour Riddim features eight tracks from seven artists:

• Bellwetha — Pretty Gyal
• Jah Vinci — Ms. Tiny
• Jquan — Nobody
• Kraff Gad — Crown Jewel
• RajahWild — Trumpet (Clean)
• RajahWild — Trumpet (Raw)
• Rymey Gad — Want Me
• Tommy Lee Sparta — Want

Veterans Meet the New Generation

The project brings together artists from different eras of dancehall.

Veterans Jah Vinci and Tommy Lee Sparta contribute their signature melodic and dark sounds, while Kraff Gad and RajahWild continue to represent the trap-dancehall movement.

Meanwhile, Bellwetha, Jquan and Rymey Gad add fresh energy, giving the juggling a balanced mix of street records, club anthems and melodic singles.

One of the standout records is RajahWild’s “Trumpet,” which was released in both clean and raw versions to maximize its reach across radio and the streets.

Early Buzz Built Anticipation

Although the riddim officially dropped on July 21, anticipation had already been building for months.

Selectors previewed unreleased cuts during live mixes, while Jah Vinci generated buzz by teasing “Ms. Tiny” ahead of its official release.

As a result, the project arrived with strong momentum among dancehall fans across Jamaica and the Caribbean diaspora.

Listen to the After Hour Riddim Mix

Fans looking to hear multiple tracks from the project can also check out the After Hour Riddim Mix, available now on the DJ Kilo Frass YouTube channel.

The mix features a selection of songs from the juggling, giving listeners another way to experience one of dancehall’s newest releases.

The After Hour Riddim continues the tradition of classic dancehall jugglings by bringing multiple artists together on one production while highlighting the diversity of Jamaica’s current music scene.