CHERI RIDDIM produced by REYEL RIDDIM VOL 16 2017
Cheri Overview
In 2017, the Cheri Riddim became a big part of reggae sound system culture. This roots riddim played at many dances and parties, bringing people together with its warm, steady beat. The riddim’s peaceful energy made it a favorite for selectors and DJs who wanted to keep the crowd moving and feeling good. The music arranger worked hard to shape each song, making sure every artist had their own space to shine. The producer behind this project, REYEL RIDDIM VOL 16, is known for creating strong island vibes. Over the years, REYEL RIDDIM VOL 16 has released several popular riddims and helped many artists reach new fans. Their work is respected in the reggae scene for keeping the roots sound alive. On Cheri Riddim, each artist brought something special. Bethan'e Vybz sang "Me Love You," a song that showed her smooth voice and heartfelt lyrics. Caporal Nigga delivered "Pli mwen ka gade," adding his unique style. Daddy Gal’s "Diamant et or" stood out with strong melodies. Djo Black gave us "Mwen ka viv li," and Guy Al MC performed "Chante bay," both adding their own energy. Each track was built on the same riddim but felt different because of the artists’ voices and messages. In 2017, Cheri Riddim defined the heart of reggae, bringing new life to sound system sessions everywhere.
Cheri Tracklist:
- Bethan’e Vybz – Me Love You
- Caporal Nigga – Pli mwen ka gade
- Daddy Gal – Diamant et or
- Djo Black – Mwen ka viv li
- Guy Al MC – Chante bay
- Instrumental – Cheri Riddim (Version)
- Little Di Lion, Icess Majoumba – Matinik mwen
- Mano – Sa ki taw
- MC Janik – Sa mwen pe baw
- Mista Wally – Vivre en harmonie
- Natwal, Pretty Lise – Sa te kay bel
- Positive Young Lion – Chaque jour
- Radical D – Ladje Riddim
- Ras Kouly, Speel – Paris
- Stickidiboum – Give Thanks
- Straika D – Ouve zyew
- Xav b – Baw Love
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