Come Down Riddim – Penthouse Records

COME DOWN RIDDIM produced by PENTHOUSE RECORDS 1990

Come Down Overview

In the early 1990s, dancehall music was the heartbeat of many Jamaican clubs. The energy was high, and people wanted fresh rhythms to move to. The Come Down Riddim fit perfectly into this scene, giving fans the raw and lively sound they loved. Its beats were designed for the dancefloor, making it a favorite for selectors and partygoers alike. Behind this riddim was PENTHOUSE RECORDS, a well-known name in reggae and dancehall. The label was founded in 1987 by Donovan Germain. PENTHOUSE RECORDS became famous for its clean production style and for working with top artists. They helped shape the sound of modern dancehall, and their influence can still be heard today. The Come Down Riddim featured strong performances from some of dancehall’s best voices. Super Cat, known for his hit “Ghetto Red Hot,” brought his unique style to the track “Come Down.” His confident delivery made the song stand out. Buju Banton, who later won a Grammy for his album “Before the Dawn,” gave fans the “Vigalante Remix.” This track showed his powerful voice and lyrical skill. Wayne Fire added another flavor with “Sexy Body,” keeping the dancefloor moving. The instrumental version let DJs and fans enjoy the pure riddim, highlighting the producer’s skill. Looking back, the Come Down Riddim helped keep dancehall music strong in 1990. Its club-ready sound and talented artists made sure that the genre stayed alive and exciting for everyone who loved to dance.

Come Down Tracklist:

1. Super Cat – Come Down
2. Buju Banton – Vigalante Remix
3. Wayne Fire – Sexy Body
4. Instrumental – Version

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