FANTASY (ZVIROTO) RIDDIM produced by DACLAMA RECORDS 2013
Fantasy (zviroto) Overview
In 2013, the dancehall scene was alive with new energy. Sound systems across the region were looking for fresh tracks to keep the crowd moving. That year, DACLAMA RECORDS released the Fantasy (Zviroto) Riddim. This label, known for pushing dancehall and reggae sounds, gave selectors a powerful new tool for their sets. DACLAMA RECORDS had already made a mark with its digital releases, reaching fans worldwide through online music platforms. The Fantasy (Zviroto) Riddim became one of their standout projects, bringing together several artists for a strong lineup. Fire Jigga’s “She’S Hott” stands out on the riddim. Fire Jigga is known for his energetic delivery, and this track quickly became a favorite in dancehall parties. Millitary Sk brings his own style with “Dem Fi Kno,” adding a tough edge that selectors appreciate for late-night sets. Jnr Clama’s “Pinda Mugaba” offers a catchy hook and rhythm, keeping the dancefloor busy. Clama Daclama, also a producer, steps up with “Tozvivharisisa.” His work behind the scenes and on the mic has helped shape the sound of the label. Redfire And Jah Kid’s “Da Ghetto Yutes” speaks to real life in the streets, connecting with young listeners. Daclama’s “Big Tings To Come” and the instrumental “Fantasy (Zviroto) Riddim Version” round out the release, giving DJs even more options. Years after its release, selectors still reach for this riddim. The Fantasy (Zviroto) Riddim remains a favorite for dancehall nights, showing the lasting impact of DACLAMA RECORDS and its artists.
Fantasy (zviroto) Tracklist:
- Fire Jigga – She’S Hott
- Millitary Sk – Dem Fi Kno
- Jnr Clama – Pinda Mugaba
- Clama Daclama – Tozvivharisisa
- Redfire And Jah Kid – Da Ghetto Yutes
- Daclama – Big Tings To Come
- Small Vybez & Cashen – Mandi Andi Pedzamafuta
- Daclama – Fantasy (Zviroto) Riddim Version
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