Time Travel Riddim produced by Steven ‘Lenky’ Marsden for 40/40 Productions in 2003.
Time Travel Overview
Today, the Time Travel Riddim is remembered as a true dancehall classic. Even years after its release, selectors and fans still talk about its powerful energy on the dancefloor. This riddim brought a fresh sound to dancehall parties, making it a top choice for DJs looking to keep the crowd moving. Its driving beat and catchy melodies made it a favorite in clubs and street dances alike. The magic of the Time Travel Riddim comes from the artists who voiced it. Each brought their own style and flavor. Bling Dawg’s “Head Up High” stands out as a strong anthem, filled with confidence. Crissy D’s “Share My Dreams” adds a smoother, melodic touch, showing the riddim’s versatility. Determine’s “Fake Badman” brings a gritty edge, while Elephant Man’s “Nah Mix Up” delivers his signature energy. General Degree’s “The Specialist” keeps the vibe playful and sharp. Other standout tracks include Vybz Kartel’s “Send On,” a song that quickly became a crowd favorite, and Wayne Marshall’s “Taking The Music,” which highlights his unique voice. Assassin’s “Roll In” also adds to the riddim’s strength, showing how well different artists could work with the same instrumental. The mastermind behind Time Travel Riddim is Steven ‘Lenky’ Marsden, working for 40/40 Productions. Lenky is known for shaping the sound of early 2000s dancehall, with big hits like the Diwali Riddim. His production skills helped make Time Travel Riddim a dancehall staple. For any reggae fan, this riddim remains an important part of dancehall history. Its impact is still felt today, both in the club and in the culture.
Time Travel Tracklist:
- Bling Dawg – Head Up High
- Crissy D – Share My Dreams
- Determine – Fake Badman
- Elephant Man – Nah Mix Up
- General Degree – The Specialist
- Vybz Kartel – Send On
- Wayne Marshall – Taking The Music
- Assassin – Roll In
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