GALIST RIDDIM produced by PEOPLE RECORDS 1995
Galist Overview
Gallist Riddim came from Jamaica in 1995 and quickly became a big part of the dancehall scene. The riddim’s raw, street-inspired beats made it a favorite at parties all year. It captured the real energy of dancehall in the mid-90s. Captain Barkey brought his song “Thats The Way I Like It” to the riddim, showing his skill and humor. Captain Barkey was already known for his hit “Go Go Wine,” and his voice was easy to recognize in any dance. General Trees, a respected deejay famous for his song “Mini Bus,” added “Days Of Our Lives.” His unique flow and storytelling made his track stand out. Kenny Melody & Mclock teamed up for “Think Twice,” mixing smooth vocals with a catchy hook. Their song gave the riddim a different vibe, adding variety to the project. Wickerman’s “Galist” was another highlight, with Wickerman’s strong delivery matching the tough riddim perfectly. The sound engineer behind Gallist Riddim made sure each song sounded clear and powerful, bringing out the best in every artist. PEOPLE RECORDS, the producer, has a long history in Jamaican music. The label is known for working with top dancehall acts and shaping the sound of the genre through the 1990s. Gallist Riddim was a defining sound for dancehall in 1995, and its energy still brings back memories for fans today.
Galist Tracklist:
- Captain Barkey – Thats The Way I Like It
- General Trees – Days Of Our Lives
- Kenny Melody & Mclock – Think Twice
- Wickerman – Galist