HAPPY TIME RIDDIM produced by ROMEICH RECORDS 2013
Happy Time Overview
Romeich Records stands out as the creative force behind the influential Happy Time Riddim. Known for shaping dancehall’s modern sound, the label has built a reputation for energetic productions and supporting top Jamaican artists. Romeich Records, led by Romeich Major, has not only produced chart-topping hits but also helped push dancehall into new spaces, both on the island and internationally. The Happy Time Riddim compilation brought together a strong lineup of artists who each added their own unique style. Bugle’s “Dem Nuh Real” delivers a thoughtful message with his signature flow, while Konshens brings pure energy on “Happy Time,” matching the riddim’s upbeat vibe. Spice turns up the heat with “Bootylicious,” showing off her bold lyrics and commanding presence. Versatile’s “Dem A Fool” stands out for its clever wordplay, and Voicemail’s “Who Yuh A Rep” keeps the dancefloor moving with catchy hooks. Each track rides the riddim’s infectious beat, making the compilation a go-to for dancehall fans. The studio hand behind the riddim, Romeich Records, has a history of working with some of Jamaica’s most prominent names. Their hands-on approach and attention to detail have led to millions of streams and a loyal following. The “Happy Time Riddim Version” itself, released by Romeich Records, showcases the instrumental’s strength and the label’s production quality. Years later, the Happy Time Riddim is still remembered as a defining sound in 2013 dancehall. Its impact continues, proving its place as an important part of dancehall history.
Happy Time Tracklist:
- Bugle – Dem Nuh Real (Raw)
- Bugle – Dem Nuh Real (Radio)
- Konshens – Happy Time (Raw)
- Konshens – Happy Time (Radio)
- Spice – Bootylicious (Raw)
- Spice – Bootylicious (Radio)
- Versatile – Dem A Fool
- Voicemail – Who Yuh A Rep
- Romeich Records – Happy Time Riddim Version
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