Daddy Ferma

Come fi tell no lie. Ska, rocksteady, reggae and dancehall on the mic and on the dubplate — sound system culture, straight, no chaser.
The owner
“A beloved child has many names — and a many-sided DJ has many alter egos.” Three decades behind the decks, four aliases, one job: fill the floor.

Standing behind the turntables has been part of my life for more than three decades. In that time I learned that the craft isn't playing records — it's building atmosphere, making people meet, and shaping the moment where a crowd lets go and simply dances.
It's about reading the room, feeling the energy, and dropping the right record at the right second — the spark that turns a dance floor into a living organism.
The journey has taken me far past the local club circuit — clubs, festivals and events of every size, at home and abroad. Each room added something to the sound: a new rhythm, a new feeling, a new way of reaching the floor.
Whatever name is on the flyer, the drive is identical: build a night people remember. From dark club floors to hot salsa nights, from festival stages to social dance floors — the music is always the bridge.
That's why I happily call myself many-sided. I carry several musical languages, and every one of them leads to the same place: a dance floor full of life, energy and joy.
Alter egos

Come fi tell no lie. Ska, rocksteady, reggae and dancehall on the mic and on the dubplate — sound system culture, straight, no chaser.

UK bass, techno, house, grime, UK garage and drum & bass — for clubs that want weight and want it loud.

Salsa, bachata and social dance. Rhythms that put strangers in each other's arms before the chorus lands.

The night calls it. Genres blur, requests land, and the set is built live off the temperature of the room.
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