Hype Time Riddim – Strictly Roots

HYPE TIME RIDDIM produced by STRICTLY ROOTS ? 2006

Hype Time Overview

In the mid-2000s, dancehall music was full of energy and bold sounds. The Hype Time Riddim, released in 2006, is a good example of this era’s yard beats. The producer behind this project is STRICTLY ROOTS ?. Known for shaping strong dancehall riddims, STRICTLY ROOTS ? has worked with different artists to create music that selectors still play for old-school vibes. The Hype Time Riddim features some of dancehall’s most recognized voices. Beenie Man, known for hits like “Who Am I (Sim Simma)” and a Grammy Award in 2001, brings his style to “Own Gun.” Capelton, famous for his fiery lyrics and the classic album “More Fire,” delivers “Bun Dem.” Elephant Man, often called the “Energy God,” adds his lively flow on “Stop Gwan Tight.” The riddim also includes rising and foundation artists. Izes gives sharp commentary with “Worthless Man.” Jahzel brings a smooth touch to “Fantasy.” Other names on the project include Krucial with “Come Wid It,” Mad Cora on “Hollow Tips,” Mr Easy with “She Like It,” Red Rat’s “There’s No Way,” and Shaw Bird’s “Babylon A Stop Me.” The Hype Time Riddim is a strong example of 2000s dancehall. Its mix of sharp lyrics and catchy grooves keeps it fresh for fans and selectors today.

Hype Time Tracklist:

1. Beenie Man – Own Gun
2. Capelton – Bun Dem
3. Elephant Man – Stop Gwan Tight
4. Izes – Worthless Man
5. Jahzel – Fantasy
6. Krucial – Come Wid It
7. Mad Cora – Hollow Tips
8. Mr Easy – She Like It
9. Red Rat – There’s No Way
10. Shaw Bird – Babylon A Stop Me
11. Version – Hype Time
12. Vybz Kartel – Wine To The Bottom
13. Wayne Marshall – Caught Up

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