FAITHFUL PRAYER RIDDIM produced by YARDHYPE & DJ KAAS 2015
Faithful Prayer Overview
The Faithful Prayer Riddim came out in 2015 from the label YARDHYPE, with DJ KAAS also at the helm. Both YARDHYPE and DJ KAAS are known for pushing new sounds in dancehall. DJ KAAS has a reputation for bringing together top artists and fresh beats, and his productions have reached listeners worldwide through digital platforms. This riddim quickly became a staple in bashment sessions. Fans of dancehall could not escape its infectious energy that year. The tracklist features some of the biggest talents of the moment. Caldhino delivers “How It Feel,” a song that shows off his unique voice and style. Caldhino is also featured on “I.P.” with Frizzy, and his presence on the riddim is strong. Lady Flame’s “Thank You Mama” stands out as an anthem of gratitude and respect, adding a heartfelt touch to the project. Singing Sweet, known for his hit “When I See You Smile” from the early 1990s, brings his smooth vocals to “Jah Watch Over Me.” His history in reggae and dancehall adds a classic feel to the riddim. Frizzy appears twice, first with “Rip” and then teaming up with Caldhino for “I.P.” Flamz’s “Jah Jah” offers another layer to the mix, keeping the sound fresh and varied. The production from YARDHYPE and DJ KAAS ties everything together, mixing crisp beats with deep bass. For dancehall lovers, 2015 would not be the same without this yard session tape. The Faithful Prayer Riddim remains a standout moment from that year.
Faithful Prayer Tracklist:
- Caldhino – How It Feel
- Lady Flame – Thank You Mama (Keep Standing Up Tall)
- Singing Sweet – Jah Watch Over Me
- Savage – Pray For Me
- Frizzy – Rip (Fallen Soldiers)
- Skinty Flava (Di Rebel) – Check The Logics
- Flamz – Jah Jah (Give Me Faith)
- I Thunder & Platinum – Rebelious
- Frizzy Ft. Caldhino -I.P. (Fallen Soldiers)
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