MORE FYAH RIDDIM produced by 2019 – YUTMAN RECORDS
More Fyah Overview
In 2019, a new roots reggae rhythm came out and quickly became important in reggae music sessions. This rhythm came from a deep love for old-school reggae, where the bass and drums are strong and steady. The foundation rhythm set the mood for all the songs, bringing people together with its warm, rootsy sound. The studio work behind this release was tight and focused. The team at Yutman Records paid close attention to the percussion and rhythm, making sure every song had the right energy. They built the sound carefully, so each artist could shine on the same rhythm. This attention to detail helped the rhythm become a favorite in roots reggae circles. Jahcoustix gave us "Hide Your Features," adding his smooth style to the mix. Daddy Spencer & Dan I Locks teamed up for "How Do You," blending their voices in a powerful way. Jon Moon brought the title track, "More Fyah," with his soulful delivery. Crosby & Zoro’s "Blood Money" tackled real issues, while Lutan Fyah & Top Banger joined forces on "Crumble Dem A Go Crumble." Lutan Fyah is known worldwide for his work in reggae and has released many albums, including "Phantom War." Exile Di Brave’s "Is This The Last Time," Junior Randy’s "Klotz Am Bein," and Danny Ranks’ "Dangerous" all added their own flavor. The rhythm itself, "More Fyah Riddim Instrumental" by Yutman Records, showed how strong the foundation was. This roots anthology stands out as a true cultural work from 2019.
More Fyah Tracklist:
- Jahcoustix – Hide Your Features
- Daddy Spencer & Dan I Locks – How Do You
- Jon Moon – More Fyah
- Crosby & Zoro – Blood Money
- Lutan Fyah & Top Banger – Crumble Dem A Go Crumble
- Exile Di Brave – Is This The Last Time
- Junior Randy – Klotz Am Bein
- Danny Ranks – Dangerous
- Yutman Records – More Fyah Riddim Instrumental
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