DISTURBIA RIDDIM produced by IN TIME MUSIC PRODUCTION 2009
Disturbia Overview
In 2009, the Disturbia Riddim became a favourite for dancehall selectors and sound systems. Its rebellious spirit matched the energy of the dancehall scene at the time. Selectors loved to drop this riddim at parties, knowing it would get the crowd moving. The riddim’s pulsing beat and catchy hooks made it a must-play for any serious sound system. The brains behind Disturbia Riddim was IN TIME MUSIC PRODUCTION. This label is known for bringing fresh sounds and big tunes to dancehall. IN TIME MUSIC PRODUCTION has built a reputation for working with top artists and delivering tracks that stand out in the dance. Their work on Disturbia Riddim added another strong chapter to their catalogue. The artists featured on this riddim helped shape its legacy. Beenie Man brought raw energy with “Baby Raper,” while his collaboration with Ms Ting on “A So We Stay” added a different flavour. Capleton’s “Follow Mi” kept the fire burning with his usual powerful delivery. Esco’s “Soaking Wet” and Kippo’s “Kane” both added unique styles to the mix. Other standout tracks included Munga’s “Spin So,” Sanjay’s “Speed Dial,” Sizzla’s “Gal Dem Sittin,” Spice’s “Daggering,” and Timeka’s “L.O.V.E.” Each artist used the riddim’s driving beat to create songs that became favourites in the dancehall. Disturbia Riddim remains a key part of dancehall history. Its sound and the artists’ performances still echo in parties and on sound systems today. This selector’s choice shows how a great riddim can capture the feeling of a time and place in dancehall culture.
Disturbia Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Baby Raper
- Beenie Man Ft Ms Ting – A So We Stay
- Capleton – Follow Mi
- Esco – Soaking Wet
- Kippo – Kane
- Munga – Spin So
- Sanjay – Speed Dial
- Sizzla – Gal Dem Sittin
- Spice – Daggering
- Timeka – L.O.V.E
- Anthony B – They Dont
- Version – Disturbia Riddim Instrumental
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