FYAH WYAH RIDDIM produced by WARD 21 MUSIC 2010
Fyah Wyah Overview
When the Fyah Wyah Riddim yard session tape first reached dancehall fans in 2010, the response was immediate. The energy from the streets was clear—this was a riddim built for the party. Fans loved the live feel and the bashment flow that kept every session moving. Each artist brought something special to the riddim. Natalie Storm’s “The Piano Man” stood out with her bold delivery. Tifa, already known for her hit “Spell It Out,” added “Rock Me So,” giving the riddim a catchy, singalong vibe. Timberlee came in strong with “Push Back,” showing her unique style and confidence. Ward 21, the group behind the riddim, dropped their own tracks—“Fyah Wyah Riddim” and “Never Sell Out”—bringing their signature sound to the mix. The arranger and label for this bashment was Ward 21, working under their own brand, WARD 21 MUSIC. As producers, Ward 21 are known for their work on the “Badda Badda” riddim, a true dancehall classic. Their influence runs deep, not just as artists but as creators shaping the sound of modern dancehall. The bashment flow of Fyah Wyah Riddim kept dancehall buzzing in 2010. With each track, the riddim brought new energy to the scene and made every party feel alive.