Changes Riddim produced by Don Corleon Records 2009
Changes Overview
When the Changes Riddim compilation dropped in 2009, reggae and dancehall fans welcomed it with excitement. Listeners praised the mix of tough deejay tracks and smooth vocal performances, making it a favorite on sound systems and radio alike. Several standout artists helped shape the sound of the compilation. Alaine’s “With Out U” offered heartfelt vocals and catchy hooks, while Gentleman’s “Changes” brought thoughtful lyrics and a steady groove. Tarrus Riley’s “Getty Getty No Wantee” added his signature soulful delivery, and Jah Cure’s “Never Find” gave the project a deeper, emotional edge. Mitch contributed with “Give Me A Call,” delivering a smooth, melodic touch. Other memorable tracks included Morgan Heritage’s “Cant Get We Out,” which brought a rootsy feel, and Richie Spice’s “More Life,” which inspired listeners with positive messages. High Octaine’s “Blood Shed” added a raw, streetwise energy, showing the riddim’s range from party vibes to serious topics. Behind the scenes, the compilation was crafted by Don Corleon Records, a label known for shaping modern reggae and dancehall. Founded by producer Donovan “Don Corleon” Bennett, the label has a history of producing hits and supporting both new and established artists. Don Corleon Records helped define the sound of the late 2000s and remains respected for its quality productions. The Changes Riddim’s street anthem rhythm is still recognized as an important part of dancehall history, blending different styles and voices into a single, powerful compilation.
Changes Tracklist:
- Alaine – With Out U
- Gentleman – Changes
- Tarrus Riley – Getty Getty No Wantee
- Jah Cure – Never Find
- Mitch – Give Me A Call
- Morgan Heritage – Cant Get We Out
- Richie Spice – More Life
- High Octaine – Blood Shed