DJ MAC Wins Big on the Charts With The Help Of Hiphop’s Own Remy Ma Track On The WYFL Riddim

DJ MAC is making serious noise in the music space, and his connection with hip-hop heavyweight Remy Ma has helped bring even more attention to the WYFL movement.

The Jamaican producer is behind the WYFL Riddim, a project that has continued to gain traction across streaming platforms and international music audiences. One of the standout moments came when Bronx rap veteran Remy Ma jumped on the riddim with her track “W.Y.F.L.”, released on April 10, 2026.

The single was released through DJ MAC MUSIC and CrashDummy Productions, with DJ MAC and CrashDummy credited as the producers.

Remy Ma Meets the Dancehall Sound

Remy Ma’s appearance on the WYFL Riddim created a powerful crossover moment between New York hip-hop and Jamaican dancehall production.

On “W.Y.F.L.,” Remy Ma delivers a hard-hitting performance over the riddim, addressing controversy surrounding her personal and professional life. The track quickly became one of the most talked-about entries connected to the project, with major music platforms including Apple Music and Shazam carrying the release.

The collaboration also gave international listeners another opportunity to discover the production coming out of Jamaica while placing DJ MAC’s work alongside a major New York hip-hop name.

From the Riddim to the Charts

The WYFL Riddim has developed into a larger musical movement rather than simply being one standalone release.

According to World Music Views, the WYFL Riddim album previously reached No. 1 on the U.S. Reggae iTunes Chart. The report also noted that the riddim had surpassed 5 million Spotify streams overall, while songs connected to the project were generating millions of YouTube views.

The project features a wide range of artists from dancehall and hip-hop, demonstrating the reach of DJ MAC and CrashDummy’s production.

A Cross-Cultural Moment

The Remy Ma collaboration is particularly significant because it brings together two musical worlds that have long influenced one another: New York hip-hop and Jamaican dancehall.

Remy Ma’s “W.Y.F.L.” is officially listed as a 2026 release under DJ MAC MUSIC and CrashDummy Productions, while music databases credit DJ MAC and CrashDummy with the production.

For DJ MAC, the moment represents another chapter in the continued international movement of Jamaican-produced music.

And with the WYFL Riddim already making its way onto the U.S. Reggae iTunes chart, the conversation around DJ MAC, the riddim and its growing list of contributors is clearly getting bigger.

Jamaica to New York. Dancehall to hip-hop. One riddim, multiple worlds.

This is the kind of musical crossover that keeps Caribbean music moving beyond borders — and DJ MAC is right in the middle of it.

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