Fever Riddim Aka Cover Me Riddim – Pickout Records

FEVER RIDDIM AKA COVER ME RIDDIM produced by PICKOUT RECORDS 1987

Fever Overview

The party scene is alive with a strong dancehall rhythm that keeps everyone moving. The Fever Riddim sets the energy, using heavy drums and catchy melodies to create a lively atmosphere. This riddim is built for dancing, with each beat pushing the crowd to keep up with the music. It’s the kind of backdrop that makes every moment on the dancefloor feel electric. Several artists shine on this riddim. Hopeton James brings soulful vibes with “Got To Be There,” a track that highlights his smooth vocal style. Japanese delivers a standout performance with “Baddest Hat Man,” adding a unique touch to the lineup. Ninjaman and Tinga Stewart team up for “Cover Me,” blending Ninjaman’s deejay skills with Tinga Stewart’s classic singing. Pliers, known for his hit “Murder She Wrote” as part of the duo Chaka Demus & Pliers, brings more fire with “Her Love Is Burning.” Wayne Wonder, recognized for his international chart success with “No Letting Go,” joins Fretty on “It’s Over Now,” giving the riddim a melodic finish. Behind the scenes, PICKOUT RECORDS arranges the bashment and brings these talents together. Founded by Lloyd Dennis in the 1980s, Pickout is known for helping launch the careers of several dancehall stars and for producing many influential riddims. Their experience and vision make the Fever Riddim a key feature in today’s dancehall party scene.

Fever Tracklist:

1. Hopeton James – Got To Be There
2. Japanese – Baddest Hat Man
3. Ninjaman & Tinga Stewart – Cover Me
4. Pliers – Her Love Is Burning
5. Wayne Wonder & Fretty – It’s Over Now