Sleepy Medz Riddim – Free Willy Records

SLEEPY MEDZ RIDDIM produced by FREE WILLY RECORDS 2008

Sleepy Medz Riddim first came out in 2008. This dancehall riddim became a well-known sound that year. It was used as the background for several songs and was played often at dances and on radio. David King’s song “Splash” is one of the tracks built on Sleepy Medz Riddim. David King has been active in the dancehall scene and is known for his energetic delivery. His song “Splash” added a lively vibe to the riddim. Harry Toddler also recorded on this riddim with his track “No Man. ” Harry Toddler is a famous dancehall artist from Jamaica. He was once part of the group Scare Dem Crew, which had other big names like Elephant Man and Nitty Kutchie. After leaving the group, Harry Toddler went solo and scored hits such as “Don’t Run In” in 1999. Another featured artist on Sleepy Medz Riddim is Oneal Ferno with his song “U And Me. ” Oneal Ferno brought his own style to this project, delivering smooth vocals over the driving beat. The production of Sleepy Medz Riddim was handled by FREE WILLY RECORDS. This label has worked on several projects in the dancehall world, focusing mostly on riddims and singles. Over the years, FREE WILLY RECORDS became known for consistent dancehall releases and collaborations with emerging artists. For many fans who remember 2008, Sleepy Medz Riddim brings back memories of parties, local dances, and non-stop music.

Sleepy Medz Riddim Tracklist:

1. David King – Splash
2. Harry Toddler – No Man
3. Oneal Ferno – U And Me
4. Sleepy Medz Riddim – Version