“Incognito” was produced by Darren “Jaxx” Jack and Benjahmin “KINGBNJMN” Singh-Reynolds, and written by Stalk Ashley, Alkaline and Jaxx, according to the song’s Apple Music credits. Andre “Dre Day” Ennis mixed it, and it was released as a single on 23 October 2020 through Atlantic UK.
Those names tell a bigger story than a single credit sheet usually does. Jaxx and KINGBNJMN were the in-house sound behind Stalk Ashley’s early run, and they were still shaping her records four years later. Here’s the full breakdown.
‘Incognito’ full credits
- Artist: Stalk Ashley
- Featured artist: Alkaline (vocals)
- Composers / writers: Stalk Ashley, Alkaline, Darren “Jaxx” Jack
- Producers: Darren “Jaxx” Jack and Benjahmin “KINGBNJMN” Singh-Reynolds
- Mixing engineer: Andre “Dre Day” Ennis
- Label: Atlantic UK (℗ 2020 Warner Music UK Limited)
- Release date: 23 October 2020
- Format: one-track digital single, Incognito (feat. Alkaline) – Single
- Running time: 3:49 (Apple Music)
- Genre listing: R&B/Soul on Apple Music; not marked explicit
Genius’s contributor-edited Incognito page matches the writing and production credits and adds DreDay Productions as mastering engineer, a role Apple Music doesn’t list. Treat that extra credit as unconfirmed by the label.
Meet the producers: Jaxx and KINGBNJMN
If you trace Stalk Ashley’s credits on Apple Music, the same two producers keep reappearing. “Incognito” wasn’t a one-off booking; it came out of an established working relationship.
- “Young” (December 2019): Benjahmin Singh-Reynolds is credited as producer, mixing engineer and mastering engineer, with a Darren Jack credit as engineer and producer.
- “Deserted” feat. WSTRN and “OPEN.” (May 2020): both produced by KINGBNJMN and Jaxx. Dre Day Ennis also mixed “OPEN.”, five months before he mixed “Incognito”.
- “TIP (The Party)” (February 2021): Jaxx co-produced and co-wrote alongside Christopher Allen.
- “Summer 16” (August 2021): Jaxx and KINGBNJMN produced, this time with Phil Tan on the mix. The song was later included on her EP Excuses, Pt. I.
- “Complicated” (December 2021): the EP opener credits Jaxx on programming, piano, synths and drums, with KINGBNJMN among the mix engineers.
- Stalky the Bratt (August 2024): Kingbnjmn and “Jaxx & Jordan” are credited as producers on album tracks such as “Sneaky Link” and “Hide Your Boo”. More on the album on our Stalky the Bratt page.
That continuity explains why “Incognito” sounds like a natural extension of “Young” and “Deserted” rather than a pivot to suit its famous guest. The production keeps her R&B-leaning vocal at the centre and lets Alkaline slot into that world.
Alkaline’s writing credit
Alkaline is listed as a composer as well as a featured vocalist, so he shares in the songwriting credit rather than appearing purely as a guest voice. That’s notable for an artist who, as our Alkaline collaborations guide shows, has kept guest appearances unusually rare. Stalk Ashley holds the other artist writing credit, with Jaxx completing the trio. In other words, every writer on the song was either one of the two performers or one of its producers, with no outside topliners involved.
Label and release details
Apple Music describes the single as an Atlantic UK release, with the sound recording copyright held by Warner Music UK Limited. It arrived as a stand-alone single rather than as part of a project: it isn’t on the six-track Excuses, Pt. I EP (December 2021) or her 2024 debut album. To hear it, go to the official video on YouTube, the official lyric video or streaming services.
Two official visuals exist. The lyric video went up on Stalk Ashley’s YouTube channel as the single arrived, and the full music video followed on 23 December 2020 as a premiere with The FADER. DancehallMag’s launch coverage called the result a “sexy, sultry fusion of dancehall and R&B”.
For what the song is actually about, read our Incognito meaning explainer; for how it fits between her early singles and her EP, see Incognito and the Atlantic UK era.
If you like ‘Incognito’, you’ll love…
- “Deserted” – Stalk Ashley feat. WSTRN (2020). Same producers, same year, same late-night R&B mood.
- “Young” – Stalk Ashley (2019). The KINGBNJMN-produced single that set up her sound, with Rolling Stone covering its video.
- “Just the Style” – Kranium feat. Alkaline (2019). Alkaline guesting on another melodic dancehall record, produced by DJ Frass.
- “Txtin’” – WSTRN feat. Alkaline (2017). WSTRN later guested on Stalk Ashley’s “Deserted”, so this track neatly connects all three acts.
Explore more in the Stalk Ashley lyrics hub and her full discography.
Frequently asked questions
Who produced ‘Incognito’ by Stalk Ashley?
Darren ‘Jaxx’ Jack and Benjahmin ‘KINGBNJMN’ Singh-Reynolds produced it, according to Apple Music’s credits. The same pair produced her earlier songs Deserted and OPEN.
Who wrote ‘Incognito’?
Apple Music credits Stalk Ashley, Alkaline and Darren ‘Jaxx’ Jack as composers.
What label released ‘Incognito’?
It was an Atlantic UK release, with the recording copyright held by Warner Music UK Limited. The single came out on 23 October 2020.
Is ‘Incognito’ on a Stalk Ashley album or EP?
No. It was released as a stand-alone single and does not appear on the Excuses, Pt. I EP (2021) or her debut album Stalky the Bratt (2024).
Who mixed ‘Incognito’?
Andre ‘Dre Day’ Ennis is credited as mixing engineer on Apple Music. He also mixed Stalk Ashley’s 2020 single OPEN.
Sources
- Apple Music – Incognito (feat. Alkaline) song credits
- Apple Music – Incognito (feat. Alkaline) – Single
- Apple Music – Young song credits
- Apple Music – Deserted (feat. WSTRN) song credits
- Apple Music – OPEN. song credits
- Apple Music – Summer 16 song credits
- Apple Music – Excuses, Pt. I – EP
- Apple Music – Sneaky Link (Stalky the Bratt) credits
- Genius – Incognito (credits and lyrics)
- DancehallMag – Go ‘Incognito’ With Stalk Ashley And Alkaline’s New Sultry Collab (Oct 23, 2020)
- The FADER – ‘Incognito’ video premiere (Dec 23, 2020)
