Heads Roll Riddim – Penthouse Records

HEADS ROLL RIDDIM produced by PENTHOUSE 1998

Heads Roll Overview

Sound system culture has always been at the heart of dancehall music. In 1998, selectors searching for fresh energy found it with the Heads Roll Riddim. When a selector picked this riddim, it was about more than just the songs—it was about moving the crowd and keeping the dance lively. The sound was easy to mix and full of excitement, making it a favorite for DJs and fans. The riddim was created by PENTHOUSE, a respected name in reggae and dancehall production. Founded by Donovan Germain, PENTHOUSE became known for shaping the sound of the 1990s and early 2000s. The label has worked with many top artists and is famous for hits like Buju Banton’s “Destiny.” PENTHOUSE stood out for its clean, powerful productions and has seen its music streamed worldwide. Heads Roll Riddim brought together strong voices. Buju Banton delivered “Heads Roll” with his signature deep tone and lyrical skill. Buju Banton is known for his Grammy-winning album “Before the Dawn” and remains one of dancehall’s most influential figures. Vegas performed “Gal Dem A Penny Me,” showing his knack for catchy hooks. Vegas later found international success with the song “Heads High.” Sean Paul’s “Correspond” appeared before he became a global star, known for hits like “Get Busy.” Tanto Metro and Devonte’s “Girls Ready” added a smooth, party vibe, following their earlier success with “Everyone Falls in Love.” Looking back, selectors choosing Heads Roll Riddim were capturing the true spirit of 1998 dancehall. The riddim’s blend of classic and modern sounds, along with standout performances, made it a reliable choice for any dance.

Heads Roll Tracklist:

1. Buju Banton – Heads Roll
2. Vegas – Gal Dem A Penny Me
3. Sean Paul – Correspond
4. Tanto Metro And Devonte – Girls Ready
5. Version Heads Roll Riddim

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