Bug Riddim (1999) – In De Street

Bug Riddim – In De Street is a 1999 dancehall juggling built on three cuts: Captain Barkey’s Fully Loaded, Diplomat’s More Money, and the Singing Prince and Ricky General combination Flashy Life. The release is tied to Winston Whittaker and the In De Street imprint, while the wider Bug Riddim was also associated with Dave Kelly’s 1999 Madhouse version, which helps place this one in that busy late-90s dancehall moment. Captain Barkey brings the most recognizable name on the set, and Ricky General’s presence gives the riddim an extra old-school edge. Short, lean, and very much a three-track street set, it captures the bugged-out energy of 1999 dancehall in a compact form.