YARDIE FETE RIDDIM produced by COLLEGE BOIZ 2018
Yardie Fete Overview
Dancehall’s sound system culture has always been about energy, rhythm, and community. The Yardie Fete Riddim, released in 2018, captures this spirit with a party backdrop that brings people together on the dancefloor. The heavy bass and sharp snares echo the classic sound system sessions where selectors would spin the latest tracks to keep the crowd moving. Behind this riddim is the production team COLLEGE BOIZ. Known for their creative approach, COLLEGE BOIZ have worked with both new and established acts in the dancehall scene. Their productions often appear on streaming platforms and in DJ sets across the Caribbean and beyond, showing their influence in shaping modern dancehall sounds. The Yardie Fete Riddim features a lineup of artists who each bring their own style. Benji Hype delivers “Run Di Place,” a track that shows confidence and control, fitting for any lively gathering. Elephant Man, with “Dutty Heart,” brings his signature high energy, pushing the tempo and keeping the crowd hyped. Jagwa’s “Pon Me” adds a catchy melody, while Rdx’s “Party Shellaz” is perfect for anyone looking to celebrate and dance. Singing Melody’s “She Want It” introduces a smooth, romantic touch, balancing the riddim’s party vibes. Tony Matterhorn’s “Goodie Shop” and College Boiz’s own “Yardie” round out the set, each offering a unique sound. This riddim’s party atmosphere connects directly to the roots of dancehall, where sound systems would set the tone for the night. Releases like this keep that tradition alive, making sure the energy of the dancehall party lives on for new generations.
Yardie Fete Tracklist:
- Benji Hype – Run Di Place
- Elephant Man – Dutty Heart
- Jagwa – Pon Me
- Rdx – Party Shellaz
- Singing Melody – She Want It
- Tony Matterhorn – Goodie Shop
- College Boiz – Yardie (Instrumental)
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