Run De Place Riddim – Gargamel 1996
Run De Place Overview
The Run De Place Riddim was released by Shocking Vibes, a label known for its strong influence in 1990s dancehall. This bashment rhythm quickly became a favorite in Jamaican dances during 1996, remembered for its energy and versatility. Alley Cat brought his unique style to the project with "Who Next," a track that stood out in the dancehall scene. Alley Cat is recognized for his clever wordplay and has been a consistent presence in the genre since the 1990s. Buju Banton, one of dancehall’s most respected voices, contributed three songs: "Legalize It," "Marathon," and "Run Di Place." Buju Banton is well-known for his classic album "’Til Shiloh" and has won a Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album. His powerful delivery and lyrical skills made his tracks on this riddim essential for DJs and fans alike. Terry Ganzie added "Mr Chatty Mouth," showing his talent for catchy hooks and storytelling. Terry Ganzie is known for his work on popular dancehall riddims and collaborations with other big names in reggae. The Run De Place Riddim was created by Sly Dunbar, part of the legendary duo Sly & Robbie. Sly Dunbar is famous for shaping the sound of modern reggae and dancehall, and his work on this riddim helped make it a staple in 1996’s dancehall sessions.
Run De Place Tracklist:
- Alley Cat – Who Next
- Buju Banton – Legalize It
- Buju Banton – Marathon
- Buju Banton – Run Di Place
- Terry Ganzie – Mr Chatty Mouth
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