JAPANESE RIDDIM produced by FATSTASH x STUDIO41
Japanese Overview
If you remember the dancehall scene in 2013, you know how much energy selectors brought to the dance. One collection that fans still talk about is the Japanese Riddim, a project that blends classic dancehall with touches from other genres. The beats are heavy, but you can also hear hints of hip hop and even some electronic sounds. This mix made the riddim a favorite for DJs looking to keep the party moving. Each artist on this riddim brought their own style. I Youth’s “Nuh Sell Out” is a strong anthem, showing his lyrical skill and commitment to realness. Ishent Cush steps up with “Badmind Friend,” a song that connects with anyone who’s faced jealousy. Kalibwoy, who is known for his work with Major Lazer on the track “Zeggae,” delivers “Come in Deh,” bringing his international flavor. One Root’s “Wine Fi Mi” is pure dance energy, while Young Cashino’s “Hotter than Lava” adds a fresh voice to the mix. Behind the scenes, the sound engineer made sure every vocal and beat hit hard in the club. The producer, FATSTASH x STUDIO41, is respected for creating bashment-ready tracks and has worked with acts across Europe and Japan. This collection is a true memory of 2013’s dancehall fire, still loved by fans today.
Japanese Tracklist:
- I Youth – Nuh Sell Out
- Ishent Cush – Badmind Friend
- Kalibwoy – Come in Deh
- One Root – Wine Fi Mi
- Young Cashino – Hotter than Lava
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Research and editorial by Riddimz Kalacta & Goltem, sourcing from physical vinyl labels, Discogs, ReggaeFever, Riddim-ID, DancehallMag, and other trusted archives.