DANCEHALL MASTERS VOL 4 – PENTHOUSE RECORDS 1989
Dancehall Masters Vol 4 – Penthouse Records Overview
The bashment flow of Dancehall Masters Vol 4 fits perfectly into its release year, bringing a lively and energetic sound that matches the pulse of today’s dancehall scene. This selector’s mix, now featured on yard playlists, shows how classic dancehall riddims still shape the current party atmosphere. The riddim comes from Penthouse Records, a label known for helping to define the sound of modern dancehall. Penthouse, founded by Donovan Germain, has a long history of producing hits and supporting both established and rising artists. Their influence can be heard in the seamless way each track blends into the next, keeping the energy high from start to finish. Andi’s “Who Sad Who Happy Who Gay” opens with a catchy delivery and sharp lyrics, setting the tone for the mix. Apache Scratchie follows with “Fancy Girl,” adding his unique vocal style that always stands out. Audrey Hall, who is well known for her 1986 UK chart hit “One Dance Won’t Do,” brings a smooth and soulful touch with “Nobody Else But Me.” Crystal shines on “Ben,” her voice carrying a sweet yet powerful presence. Junie Ranks, recognized for her strong contributions to female dancehall, delivers “Stop Distressing Woman,” a track that commands attention. This selector’s mix is now a key part of dancehall events, showing how these artists and Penthouse Records keep the genre alive and moving forward.
Tracklist:
- Andi – Who Sad Who Happy Who Gay
- Apache Scratchie – Fancy Girl
- Audrey Hall – Nobody Else But Me
- Crystal – Ben
- Junie Ranks – Stop Distressing Woman
- Nigger Mikey – Can’t Rule Me
- Scotty – Shining Star
- Tony Rebel – New Dj Comeing
- Wayne Wonder – Aneything For You
- Wayne Wonder – Fast Car
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