Gala Riddim – Don Corleon Records

Gala Riddim produced by Don Corleon Records 2010

Gala Overview

In 2010, some of dancehall’s most exciting voices came together for a powerful set. Cecile brought smooth energy with “Baby Go.” Elephant Man delivered his signature hype on “Another Round.” Jah Vinci’s “Rumour” added emotion, while Liquid kept the party going with “Party Hard.” Mr Vegas teamed up with Brown Sugar for the catchy “Addicted.” Other standout tracks include Munga’s “Mi Like It,” Natel’s “Pan Mi,” Professor’s “Roll With The Gal Dem,” Sean Paul’s “Fire Brigade,” and Sheba’s “Warm Up.” Each song showed a different side of the dancehall scene, with artists adding their own style to the project. This set was produced by Don Corleon Records, a label known for shaping modern dancehall and reggae. Founded by Donovan “Don Corleon” Bennett, the label has worked with many top artists and is respected for its high-quality productions. Don Corleon Records helped define the sound of the 2000s and 2010s, often blending classic rhythms with fresh ideas. When this dancehall set dropped, it quickly became a favorite at parties and clubs. DJs played these tracks at bashment sessions across Jamaica and beyond, making the riddim a must-have for selectors. The songs captured the energy of the time and brought people together on the dance floor. Years later, this dancehall set is still remembered as an important chapter in dancehall history. The artists and the producer created music that continues to inspire new generations.

Gala Tracklist:

1. Cecile – Baby Go
2. Elephant Man – Another Round
3. Jah Vinci – Rumour
4. Liquid – Party Hard
5. Mr Vegas & Brown Sugar – Addicted
6. Munga – Mi Like It
7. Natel – Pan Mi
8. Professor – Roll With The Gal Dem
9. Savage – Top Ranking
10. Sean Paul – Fire Brigade
11. Sheba – Warm Up
12. Stein – Higher Dan Di Stars
13. Tifa – Never Love Like This (Edit)
14. Version – Gala
15. Vybz Kartel – Oh Deh Gyal
16. Vybz Kartel – Ohy Deh Gal (Edit)

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