WARRIOR RIDDIM produced by NIYAHFYAH RECORDS 2021
Warrior Overview
In 2021, dancehall fans were treated to a riddim that truly captured the year’s street energy. The Warrior Riddim arrived with a tough, anthem-like foundation, matching the raw spirit of dancehall’s street culture. Its blend of hardcore vibes and catchy hooks made it a standout on the bashment scene, filling dancefloors and playlists alike. At the heart of this release is NIYAHFYAH RECORDS, a label known for championing authentic reggae and dancehall sounds. NIYAHFYAH RECORDS has built a reputation for working with both emerging and established artists, and their projects often highlight the power of vocal collaboration. Their influence is clear on Warrior Riddim, where their production style brings unity and a polished sound to the tracks. Red Lion aka Redda Fella brings his signature style to the riddim with tracks like "Any Way" and "Warrior Riddim." Red Lion aka Redda Fella has been recognized in the dancehall community for his energetic delivery and lyrical skill. His track "Any Way" showcases his ability to ride a riddim with confidence, while "Warrior Riddim" highlights his versatility. Ras Victory adds another layer with "Powers," giving the riddim a smooth yet powerful vocal presence. Ras Victory’s approach on "Powers" brings out the deeper side of the riddim, inviting listeners to both dance and reflect. The RV Beatz versions—such as "Any Way (RV Beatz)" by Red Lion aka Redda Fella and "Powers (RV Beatz)" by Ras Victory—offer instrumental takes that let the production shine. For reggae and dancehall fans, Warrior Riddim stands as a memorable highlight of 2021, blending street anthem energy with top-tier production and vocal talent.
Warrior Tracklist:
- Red Lion aka Redda Fella – Any Way (RV Beatz)
- Ras Victory – Powers (RV Beatz)
- Red Lion aka Redda Fella – Warrior Riddim (RV Beatz instrumental)
Releases Similar to Warrior Riddim – Niyahfyah Records
Research and editorial by Riddimz Kalacta & Goltem, sourcing from physical vinyl labels, Discogs, ReggaeFever, Riddim-ID, DancehallMag, and other trusted archives.