SEH FEH RIDDIM produced by TJ RECORDS 2015
Seh Feh Overview
The Seh Feh Riddim, released in 2015, stands out as a strong bashment project packed with energetic tracks. Selectors and fans quickly noticed its dancefloor appeal, with each song bringing a different flavor to the riddim. The lineup is impressive, with each artist delivering a unique performance. Beenie Man’s “Burning You” is a highlight, showing his ability to ride any rhythm with confidence and style. Bugle’s “Too Lie” brings thoughtful lyrics over the driving beat, adding depth to the release. Vybz Kartel appears twice with “Lobster” and “Too Badmind,” both tracks showing his versatility and lyrical sharpness. Chi Ching Ching’s “Farout” delivers catchy hooks and playful energy, making it a favorite for party crowds. Dexta Daps shines on “Who Bad,” blending smooth vocals with the riddim’s punchy production. Other notable tracks include Flippa Mafia’s “Enjoy Life,” which adds a celebratory feel, and Shawn Storm’s “Wine,” which keeps the dancehall vibes flowing. Each song fits the riddim perfectly, helping to create a consistent sound throughout the release. At the center of this project is TJ RECORDS, a well-known Jamaican production label. TJ RECORDS has a history of producing hit dancehall tracks and working with top artists in the genre. Their work on the Seh Feh Riddim is another example of their ability to bring together strong vocalists and create rhythms that stand the test of time. The Seh Feh Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, known for its energy, memorable tracks, and the influence of TJ RECORDS in shaping modern bashment music.
Seh Feh Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Burning You
- Bugle – Too Lie
- I-Octane – Red Eye
- Vybz Kartel – Lobster
- Vybz Kartel – Too Badmind
- Chi Ching Ching – Farout
- Dexta Daps – Who Bad (Clean)
- Dexta Daps – Who Bad (Raw)
- Flippa Mafia – Enjoy Life
- Shawn Storm – Wine
- Seh Feh Riddim Instrumental
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