FLY CITY RIDDIM produced by NASE AUDIO AVATAR 2013
Fly City Overview
Fly City Riddim arrived in 2013 and quickly became a favorite at dancehall parties. The backdrop was lively, with heavy basslines shaking the dance floor and people moving to the beat. This riddim brought together artists from different backgrounds, each adding their own energy to the mix. Kanivo stood out with the song "Me Jah Love Me New." Kanivo is known for his strong presence in the dancehall scene, and this track showed his unique style. Katranks joined in with "My Gal-Fn," bringing smooth vocals and catchy rhythms. Lucky Souja’s "Style & Swagga" added even more excitement, showing why Lucky Souja is respected for his creative flow. Maurice Cooper delivered "Nah Get Weh," a track that kept the crowd moving. Maurice Cooper is recognized for his consistent releases and has built a solid fan base over the years. Nikk Ethos followed with "More She Wah," a song that highlighted his ability to blend melody and dancehall vibes. Nikk Ethos has worked on several projects that have received attention in the dancehall community. Behind the scenes, NASE AUDIO AVATAR produced the Fly City Riddim. NASE AUDIO AVATAR is known for crafting modern dancehall sounds and has worked with many artists in the genre. Their production skills helped make this riddim stand out, with crisp beats and a smooth, flowing sound. Looking back, Fly City Riddim captured the true party spirit of 2013. It brought people together, celebrated collaboration, and showed the power of dancehall music on the world stage.
Fly City Tracklist:
- Kanivo – Me Jah Love Me New
- Katranks – My Gal-Fn
- Lucky Souja – Style & Swagga
- Maurice Cooper – Nah Get Weh
- Nikk Ethos – More She Wah
- Reazy – Bad Gyal Type
- Roger K – Obulamu Lugendo Fnl
- Rudebwoy Prince – Make You Mine
- Vybes Lipper – Dont Give Up
- Yv – With Out You
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