Farr Out Riddim – Downsound Records

FARR OUT RIDDIM produced by DOWNSOUND RECORDS

Farr Out Riddim represents 2015 with a dancehall riddim that unites Ishawna, Vybz Kartel, Chi Ching Ching under one sound. The project thrives on trap-infused grooves and bold delivery, shaped by the direction of DOWNSOUND RECORDS. Listeners will notice upbeat rhythms throughout, adding depth to its appeal. It’s a polished riddim that continues to make waves. Legendary style!

Farr Out Overview

In 2015, dancehall parties across Jamaica and beyond were lit up by a new sound. The Farr Out Riddim arrived as a fresh party backdrop, quickly becoming the heartbeat of bashment sessions. Its lively, trap-influenced beat brought a new energy to dance floors, drawing crowds and DJs alike. The creative force behind this riddim was DOWNSOUND RECORDS, a well-known label in the dancehall industry. Founded by Joe Bogdanovich, DOWNSOUND RECORDS has a history of pushing the genre forward with bold, modern productions. Their work has helped shape the careers of many artists and brought new sounds to the dancehall scene. The label’s influence is clear in the polished, high-energy feel of the Farr Out Riddim. This riddim brought together some of dancehall’s most dynamic voices. Ishawna delivered “Long Fingernail,” blending attitude and catchy lyrics, making it a favorite among female fans. Vybz Kartel, always a standout, gave the riddim “How Me Grow,” a track that showcases his lyrical skill and streetwise storytelling. Chi Ching Ching added his unique style with “Weh Dat Aguh,” a song that captured the playful, party spirit of the riddim. Harry Toddler’s “Use To” brought a veteran’s touch, grounding the riddim with his classic delivery. The Farr Out Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history. Its sound still echoes at parties and in mixes, reminding fans of a time when dancehall was evolving with new beats and bold voices. This riddim stands as a symbol of unity and creativity in the genre.

Farr Out Tracklist:

1. Ishawna – Long Fingernail
2. Vybz Kartel – How Me Grow
3. Chi Ching Ching – Weh Dat Aguh
4. Harry Toddler – Use To