PELPIT RIDDIM produced by GARGAMEL MUSIC 2000
Pelpit Overview
In the year 2000, dancehall music was booming in Jamaica and around the world. The Pelpit Riddim became part of this exciting time, bringing energy to clubs and street parties. DJs loved to play it on big sound systems, making it a favorite for fans who remember those epic nights. GARGAMEL MUSIC, the label behind this riddim, played a big role in shaping its sound. The label is closely linked to Buju Banton, one of dancehall’s most respected artists. GARGAMEL MUSIC is known for producing strong, catchy tracks that stand out in the dancehall scene. Their influence helped make the Pelpit Riddim memorable and dance-ready. Buju Banton’s song “Pelpit” is a highlight of the riddim. Buju Banton, whose real name is Mark Myrie, is famous for hits like “Champion” and his Grammy-winning album “Before the Dawn.” On “Pelpit,” his voice and style match the riddim’s bold beat, showing why he is a dancehall legend. Terror Fabulous also shines on this set with “Poor People.” Terror Fabulous is known for his 1993 hit “Action,” a classic collaboration with Nadine Sutherland. On “Poor People,” he brings his signature delivery and thoughtful lyrics, adding depth to the riddim. Together, these artists and GARGAMEL MUSIC made the Pelpit Riddim a true dancehall classic from 2000.
Pelpit Tracklist:
- Buju Banton – Pelpit
- Terror Fabulous – Poor People