Time Bomb Riddim – Togetherness 2001
Time Bomb Overview
The Time Bomb Riddim, released in 2001, is a classic example of strong studio work in dancehall. The riddim’s sound is built on driving bass and sharp drums, creating an energy that powered many street parties and sound clashes that year. The production team shaped a beat that was both catchy and tough, giving artists a solid base to show their style. Beenie Man, known around the world for hits like “Who Am I (Sim Simma),” brought his song “Hot Girl Flexing” to the riddim. His track added star power and dancefloor appeal. Daddy Screw, a respected DJ from the 1990s, delivered “Run Him,” bringing his own edge and experience to the project. Frisco Kid, famous for songs like “Rubbers,” added “Dem Bright,” showing his skill for catchy hooks and clever lyrics. Legend contributed “De Pon Mi Mind,” adding another voice to the mix. Nitty Kutchie, who once performed with the group Scare Dem Crew, offered “Gal Scream,” bringing his unique tone and delivery. Roundhead, also known from Scare Dem Crew, joined with “Lets Get High,” keeping the energy high. With these artists and songs, the Time Bomb Riddim became a favorite in 2001, making a big mark on dancehall and keeping the streets alive with music.
Time Bomb Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Hot Girl Flexing
- Daddy Screw – Run Him
- Frisco Kid – Dem Bright
- Legend – De Pon Mi Mind
- Nitty Kutchie – Gal Scream
- Roundhead – Lets Get High
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