The Lucky Riddim produced by Fredje Studio 2025
The Lucky Overview
The Lucky Riddim is making a strong mark in roots reggae and sound system culture. With its heavy bass, steady drum patterns, and dub influences, this riddim is built for big speakers and live events. It draws from classic reggae rhythms but adds a fresh touch, giving selectors something both familiar and exciting to play during sessions. The Lucky Riddim often gets dropped at modern reggae dances, connecting new crowds with the deep history of Jamaican music. Behind the project stands Fredje Studio. This producer has played an active role in building grassroots reggae scenes in Europe. Known for working with independent labels and keeping production true to roots reggae traditions, Fredje Studio continues to push the genre forward while honoring its origins. The artists on The Lucky Riddim all add their own style. King Koloni delivers his vocals on "Kamisa," bringing energy that fits sound system sessions perfectly. Mr Lee offers "Aksi," adding a steady flow over the rhythm. Cetje Oncemore’s track, "No Krey," keeps things smooth and thoughtful—he is also known for his previous collaboration on "Reggae Suriname." Bottyman sings "Lobi Fii Ta Swaki Mi," showing a clear influence from classic lovers rock tunes. Jackson Blai performs "San Pasa" with his unique approach, making sure every voice on this riddim stands out.
The Lucky Tracklist:
- King Koloni – Kamisa
- Mr Lee – Aksi
- Cetje Oncemore – No Krey
- Bottyman – Lobi Fii Ta Swaki Mi
- Jackson Blai – San Pasa
- Kater Karma – A Nam
- General – A No Mang Sabi
- Model Jur – A Wasi Ana
- Akiem – Toku So A Fika Mi
- Mario Hfg – A Booko Mi Hati Moh
- Trolls Rd – Bim Deh
- Popi G – Mi Lobi Mi Ex Ete
- Gryzy – Celebrate Life
- Rn – Lobi Politikie
- Sheq – Much Love
- Melly – Fii A De Moh
- Donti – Lucky U Masa Gadu
- Kre – Da Tangi
- Kilii – Only You
- Simchah – Daughter Of Zion
- Wang Ede – Love Na Problem
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