Go Fi Her Riddim produced by Penthouse Productions 2010
Go Fi Her Overview
In 2010, reggae was exploring new sounds while holding onto its roots. The Go Fi Her Riddim captured this balance perfectly. The riddim’s deep bass and live percussion gave it a classic feel, but its fresh energy made it stand out among other reggae releases that year. The cultural arranger’s touch was clear in the way each song fit together. Their skill turned the riddim into a platform for different voices, letting each artist shine without losing the unity of the project. Penthouse Productions, known for shaping modern reggae, produced the riddim. The label, founded by Donovan Germain in the late 1980s, has worked with legends like Buju Banton and Beres Hammond, and is respected for its quality and consistency. Duane Stephenson’s “Yuh Too Bad” brought heartfelt vocals and strong songwriting. Stephenson is well known for his album “From August Town,” which earned international praise. U.S.T delivered the title track “Go Fi Her,” adding a catchy hook and vibrant energy. Lutan Fyah’s “Woman A Stress Me” offered his signature conscious lyrics. Lutan Fyah is recognized for his prolific output and collaborations with artists worldwide. Man Like Me You Want’s “Daville” and Romain Virgo’s “Wha Dis Pon Me” brought youthful voices to the riddim. Romain Virgo, winner of Jamaica’s Digicel Rising Stars in 2007, added star power. Torch’s “Real Love No Deh Again” closed the set with soulful emotion. Together, these tracks made the riddim a true reflection of reggae’s core in 2010.
Go Fi Her Tracklist:
- Duane Stephenson – Yuh Too Bad
- U.S.T – Go Fi Her
- Lutan Fyah – Woman A Stress Me
- Man Like Me You Want – Daville
- Romain Virgo – Wha Dis Pon Me
- Torch – Real Love No Deh Again
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