FETE RIDDIM produced by D-DOT MUSIC / WALKER BWOY RECORDS 2017
Fete Overview
The Fete Riddim dancehall collection from 2017 is packed with tracks that brought new energy to the scene. The lineup includes Itakay with “From You Have Life,” Jus Cris on “Badmind,” and Faital delivering “Da Vibes Yeah.” Other artists featured are Elegant with “Skin Smooth,” Cutty Ranks on “Every Day,” Gappy Ranks with “Fyha,” Ganggoolie on “Tetley,” Prince Pin with “Everything Good,” Truthful on “Nuttin Nah Gwan,” and Raytid with “Out There.” Each artist brings their own style to the riddim. Itakay’s “From You Have Life” stands out with its uplifting message. Jus Cris, with “Badmind,” adds a sharp edge to the mix. Faital’s “Da Vibes Yeah” keeps the party mood strong. Elegant’s “Skin Smooth” and Cutty Ranks’ “Every Day” round out the collection with their distinct voices. Cutty Ranks, known for his classic hit “Limb By Limb,” is a respected figure in dancehall, and his contribution here adds depth to the riddim. The production comes from D-DOT MUSIC / WALKER BWOY RECORDS. D-DOT MUSIC has built a reputation for working with both new and veteran artists in the dancehall industry. Their catalog includes several riddims that have found success on streaming platforms and in dancehall sessions worldwide. The sound system cut of Fete Riddim captures the raw street flavor that made it popular in 2017. Even today, it brings back memories of lively dancehall parties and keeps fans moving. The collection remains a favorite for both DJs and listeners.
Fete Tracklist:
- Itakay – From You Have Life
- Jus Cris – Badmind
- Faital – Da Vibes Yeah
- Elegant – Skin Smooth
- Cutty Ranks – Every Day
- Gappy Ranks – Fyha
- Ganggoolie – Tetley
- Ganggoolie – Tetley (Raw)
- Prince Pin – Everything Good
- Prince Pin – Everything Good (Raw)
- Truthful – Nuttin Nah Gwan
- Raytid – Out There
- D-Dot Music – Fete Riddim Instrumental
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