FIDÉLITÉ RIDDIM produced by SHAMMA SOUND SYSTEM 2013
Fidelite Overview
The Fidelite Riddim dub cut became a favorite in sound system sessions across 2013. Dub versions like this one are special in reggae culture—they let the music breathe, with deep basslines and echoing effects filling the dance. On many nights, selectors would spin the Fidelite Riddim dub, letting the crowd feel every drum hit and spiritual melody. Behind this release is SHAMMA SOUND SYSTEM, a respected producer and sound system operator. Known for their roots reggae productions, SHAMMA SOUND SYSTEM has helped bring conscious music to wider audiences. Their label has released several projects focused on roots and culture, and this riddim stands out for its unity and message. The artists featured on the Fidelite Riddim all add something unique. Supamicky & Lm Fidem deliver “Break Forth,” a track that highlights their heartfelt style. Elimbi’s “Praise The Lord” brings a spiritual message that fits perfectly with the roots vibe. Skyline’s “Fidèle A Christ” continues the theme of faith and devotion. Tobo Ranx is known for his energetic delivery, and he keeps the message strong with “Praise Jah.” Sir Kaynit’S & Naiky team up for “Pa Moli,” bringing a different flavor to the riddim. Each artist rides the roots rhythm in their own way, but together they create a powerful collection. This release helped keep roots reggae and its message alive through 2013. With SHAMMA SOUND SYSTEM at the controls and a lineup of committed artists, the Fidelite Riddim dub cut remains a memorable part of sound system culture.
Fidelite Tracklist:
- Supamicky & Lm Fidem – Break Forth
- Elimbi – Praise The Lord
- Skyline – Fidèle A Christ
- Tobo Ranx – Praise Jah
- Sir Kaynit’S & Naiky – Pa Moli
- Da’Victor – Producer & Mr. Artist
- Sibbecai – Mad
- Fratcha Silonga – Come My Lord
- Hyer Dan – Kool Out
- Speech – Sa Men Lé
- Mike Baptiste – Gwan
- Krysto & Supamicky – My God
- Fidélité Version
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