A FI FLY OUT RIDDIM produced by UJAMA 1988
A Fi Fly Out Overview
The A Fi Fly Out Riddim brings together a strong lineup of reggae and dancehall tracks. The recording opens with A Fi Fly Out — Version, setting the tone with a roots-heavy one drop style. Courtney Melody delivers Bad Boy, riding the riddim with his signature vocal energy. Daddy Lizard’s A Fi Fly Out keeps the vibe steady, while Flourgon’s Big Batty Gal adds a playful touch. Frankie Paul comes in with Call The Brigade, showing off his smooth voice and classic delivery. The project also features Johnny P & Tuffis on Foreign Bungle, Sanchez with Sad Songs, and Sister Charmaine on Man So Nice, giving the riddim a full spectrum of reggae flavors. Among the artists, Frankie Paul stands out as a reggae legend, known for hits like “Sara” and for releasing dozens of albums through the 1980s and 1990s. Courtney Melody is also well known for his track “Bad Boy,” which helped define the digital reggae sound in the late 1980s. The music arranger on this project keeps the roots spirit alive, letting each artist’s personality shine through. Behind it all is UJAMA, a respected producer and label in reggae history. Founded by Prince Jazzbo, UJAMA is known for classic 1980s and 1990s productions that still influence today’s sound. This new riddim is finding its way into modern playlists, keeping the roots and dancehall connection strong for today’s listeners.
A Fi Fly Out Tracklist:
- A Fi Fly Out – Version
- Courtney Melody – Bad Boy (Dangerous)
- Daddy Lizard – A Fi Fly Out
- Flourgon – Big Batty Gal
- Frankie Paul – Call The Brigade
- Johnny P & Tuffis – Foreign Bungle
- Sanchez – Sad Songs
- Sister Charmaine – Man So Nice
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