Heart Attack Riddim – City Lock Records

HEART ATTACK RIDDIM produced by CITY LOCK RECORDS

Heart Attack Overview

CITY LOCK RECORDS was the driving force behind one of the most talked-about dancehall releases of 2000. Known for their work with top dancehall and reggae acts, the label helped shape the sound of the era. Their influence was clear in the selector’s choice, which captured the energy and rebellious mood that defined the turn of the millennium. The riddim brought together a strong lineup of artists. Cupid delivered “I Want It That Way,” a dancehall twist on a global pop hit. Cupid is recognized in the scene for his creative takes and energetic performances. Lexxus, known for his popular song “Cook,” added his own flavor with “Funny Boy.” Lexxus was already making waves in Jamaica and beyond, building a reputation for sharp lyrics and a confident stage presence. TOK, who performed “Spy,” were rising stars at the time. The group later became famous for their hit single “Footprints,” which reached audiences worldwide and helped establish them as one of dancehall’s most successful quartets. The track “Version — Heart Attack Riddim” showcased the instrumental foundation, highlighting the work of the sound engineer behind the scenes. CITY LOCK RECORDS, with a history of producing dancehall hits and collaborating with both local and international talent, made a lasting mark with this release. Their approach blended street energy with club appeal, making the riddim a favorite among selectors and fans. Looking back, the selector’s choice on this project truly symbolized the bold, restless spirit of 2000.

Heart Attack Tracklist:

1. Cupid – I Want It That Way
2. Lexxus – Funny Boy
3. Tok – Spy
4. Version – Heart Attack Riddim