Haffi Fly Out Riddim – Techniques

HAFFI FLY OUT RIDDIM produced by TECHNIQUES 1987

Haffi Fly Out Overview

The Haffi Fly Out Riddim is a roots reggae anthology that selectors still play at events today. Its dub cut stands out because it blends traditional reggae sounds with hints of dancehall and even touches of soul. This makes it easy for DJs to mix with other genres and keep the crowd moving. Each artist brings something unique. Courtney Melody’s “Bad Boy” is a standout. Courtney Melody is well known for his hit “Ninja Mi Ninja” from the 1980s, and his voice gives “Bad Boy” a classic reggae feel. Daddy Lizard’s “Haffi Fly Out” shows his skill with rapid, clear lyrics. Daddy Lizard has worked with many top producers in Jamaica and is respected for his energetic style. Sanchez’s “Sad Songs” is another highlight. Sanchez is famous for his smooth vocals and for covering R&B hits in reggae style. His version of “Never Dis Di Man” topped reggae charts and made him a household name. Sister Charmaine’s “Man So Nice” brings a strong female voice to the riddim. She was one of the first women to make a mark in dancehall, known for her powerful delivery. The producer, TECHNIQUES, has a long history in reggae music. The Techniques label started in the 1970s and has released many classic tracks. Their work helped shape the sound of modern reggae and dancehall. Today, the dub version of Haffi Fly Out Riddim is still heard at reggae dances, showing its lasting power and wide appeal.

Haffi Fly Out Tracklist:

1. Courtney Melody – Bad Boy
2. Daddy Lizard – Haffi Fly Out
3. Sanchez – Sad Songs
4. Sister Charmaine – Man So Nice