BEDROCK RIDDIM produced by IN TIME MUSIC 2006
Bedrock Overview
Back in 2006, IN TIME MUSIC released the Bedrock Riddim, a strong example of classic reggae sound. The riddim’s dub cut stayed true to the roots of reggae, using the traditional structure that fans know and love. This meant heavy basslines, echoing drums, and a steady rhythm that made the music feel alive. The dub engineer behind this version paid close attention to detail. They used classic studio techniques, like reverb and delay, to give each instrument space to breathe. The result was a deep, rolling sound that let the bass and drums carry the track, while other parts faded in and out. This is what makes dub special—taking the original riddim and turning it into something new, but still familiar. IN TIME MUSIC has a reputation for keeping reggae’s old-school spirit alive. The label is known for its work with both new and established artists, always focusing on strong production and authentic vibes. Their releases often find their way into selectors’ crates, showing their impact on the reggae scene. The artists who voiced the Bedrock Riddim—Richie Spice, Lynch and Pinch, Wayne Wonder, and Grimey—each brought their own style to the project. Their vocals added brightness and energy, helping to shape the dub version as well. Even when the vocals were stripped back in the dub, their presence could still be felt in the echoes and fragments that remained.
Bedrock Tracklist:
- Richie Spice ? Lynch & Pinch
- Wayne Wonder ? Grimey
- Sizzla ? No Wickedness A Zion
- Chuck Fender ? Eyes Like A Bird
- Christopher Martin ? I Dont Have It
- Anthony B ? Money Love
- Warrior King ? Comely
- Daville ? Just A Little Girl
- Luciano ? Too Much Guns
- Capleton ? Paegans A Cry
- Richie Stephens ? Back To Basics
- Perfect ? Samething Everyday
- Anthony Cruz ? Downtown
- Major Christie ? How Many More
- Natural Black ? Things & Times
- Version ? Bedrock Riddim
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