Bedroom Riddim – IN Time Music

BEDROOM RIDDIM produced by IN TIME MUSIC – 2000

Bedroom Overview

The Bedroom Riddim brought a lively energy to dancehall parties in 2000. Its beat was strong and steady, mixing hardcore vibes with catchy hooks that drew people to the dancefloor. The riddim’s sound was bold but smooth, making it perfect for both hardcore fans and casual listeners. When this riddim played, the room would fill with excitement, and everyone would move to its infectious rhythm. Several top artists added their voices to the Bedroom Riddim, each bringing their own style. Capleton’s “How Dem So Hype” stood out with his fiery delivery. Known for his powerful lyrics and stage presence, Capleton was already famous for hits like “Jah Jah City.” Hawkeye’s “Hotta Dan You” brought humor and swagger, showing why he was a favorite in the dancehall scene. Mr Vegas delivered “Land Of My Birth,” a song that added a thoughtful touch. Mr Vegas is well-known for his 1998 hit “Heads High,” which topped reggae charts and brought him international attention. Elephant Man, famous for his energetic performances, gave fans “Scaldie,” while Frisco Kid’s “Certain Things” added another layer of flavor. Harry Toddler also joined in with “Mamma Hush,” giving the riddim even more variety. Behind it all was IN TIME MUSIC -, the producer who shaped the riddim’s unique sound. The label is known for crafting several memorable dancehall tracks in the early 2000s, helping to define the era’s sound. The production’s tight, anthemic feel kept the riddim fresh and adaptable for many artists.

Bedroom Tracklist:

1. Capleton – How Dem So Hype
2. Hawkeye – Hotta Dan You
3. Mr Vegas – Land Of My Birth
4. Elephant Man – Scaldie
5. Frisco Kid – Certain Things
6. Harry Toddler – Mamma Hush