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Riddim Fernandez

Riddim Fernandez has been playing records, drumming, and producing music professionally since 1999. His sets are known for their rich blend of styles, ranging from dancehall and dub to deep dubstep and jungle, with a focus on keeping the energy uplifting rather than heavy. For daytime performances, he weaves in funk, afrobeats, mellow hip-hop, and reggaeton, creating an easy, infectious groove.

Deeply influenced by reggae and always rooted in mid-90s hip-hop, Riddim’s musical style is all about keeping things funky, melodic, and soulful. A junglist at heart with a love for deep dubstep, his sound reflects a lifetime of exploring bass-heavy and rhythm-driven music.


Over the years, Riddim has released original tracks on respected labels including Roots Deep Records, Cimmerian Records, East Van Digital, LW Recordings, Woodwork Recordings, Blackfox Records, Really Good Records, Squinty Bass Records, and Sheppard Records. His music is available on Juno Download, Beatport, iTunes, Spotify, and Apple Music.


He has performed at major festivals across Canada, including Pachena Bay (3 years), Diversity Festival (9 years), Bass Coast (3 years), Shambhala (4 years), Harvest Festival (2 years), Squamish Live, Squamish Equinox Festival (3 years), Fairies n' Fools, Entheos Festival, OM Festival, and Believe Festival.

In addition to festivals, he’s held regular club nights at venues like Lotus Hotel’s milk + honey (Vancouver, Thursday nights), Tokyo Sound Lounge (Montreal, Friday nights), GLC (Whistler), and Tommy Africa’s (Whistler).

Riddim Fernandez

PRODUCTION PARTNERS & FUNDERS

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Supported by Creative BC

the Province of BC

We gratefully acknowledge the financial support of the Province of British Columbia.

©2025 by Mt. Eliah Presents

LOCATION

Pachena Bay is located 5 kms south of Bamfield, BC,

on the West Coast of Vancouver Island.

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We recognize the Huu-ay-aht First Nations sovereignty and authority over their ḥahuułi [ha-houlthee] (territory), we honour their cultural heritage and tradition, and we give thanks to their Chiefs, their Council, and each of their members, with particularly deep gratitude to the the beach keepers of Pachena Bay, for allowing us to spend time learning, being, and playing on their sacred land at Pachena Bay.

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