Sifi Riddim – Conscious Yawd Music

SIFI RIDDIM produced by CONSCIOUS YAWD MUSIC 2018

Sifi Overview

In 2018, the Sifi Riddim quickly became a favorite on Jamaican sound systems and in dancehall clubs. The project was produced by CONSCIOUS YAWD MUSIC, a label known for its dedication to authentic dancehall sounds. The production team, led by a skilled mixing board king, crafted a crisp, heavy riddim that selectors loved to play at parties and street dances. The Sifi Riddim’s deep bass and sharp snares made it a true club destroyer, with a vibe that felt both modern and true to the roots of dancehall. CONSCIOUS YAWD MUSIC has built a reputation for quality releases, and Sifi Riddim is one of their standout works. The label has been behind several successful projects in the dancehall scene, earning respect for keeping the culture alive while pushing the sound forward. On the Sifi Riddim, artists like Dwayn O, Binghi Hytz, and Dwany O delivered strong performances. Dwayn O’s track "Link Up" is a highlight, showing his energy and flow. Binghi Hytz, known for his single "That Not Wise," brings a conscious message over the riddim. Dwany O’s "Rise The Rifle" adds a gritty edge to the project. Other artists, including Full Clip with "Who Can'T Hear" and T Dagreat with "Lastic Plastic," contributed to the riddim’s success, making sure every track had its own flavor. Sifi Riddim stands out as one of the purest dancehall sounds from 2018, loved by selectors and dancers alike. Its impact on sound system culture is still felt today.

Sifi Tracklist:

1. Dwayn O – Link Up (Radio Edit)
2. Dwayn O – Link Up (Raw)
3. Binghi Hytz – That Not Wise
4. Dwany O – Rise The Rifle
5. Full Clip – Who Can’T Hear
6. T Dagreat – Lastic Plastic
7. King Lorde – Whine Up Yuh Body
8. Nigel Stephens – Bad Like Yawz
9. Ras Zion – Ruff It Up
10. Simple Ras – Nuh Affi Big
11. Tammy K – Real Money Man

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