RUN DOWN THE WORLD RIDDIM produced by PENTHOUSE RECORDS 1991
Run Down The World Overview
The Run Down The World Riddim stands out for its classic reggae groove. The rhythm is steady and warm, with a deep bassline and crisp drum patterns. The musical backdrop stays true to traditional reggae, using rich guitar chops and bright keyboards. This foundation creates a lively and uplifting mood, perfect for both dancing and relaxing. The riddim’s structure allows each artist to bring their own flavor while keeping the roots vibe strong. Several standout artists made their mark on this riddim. Echo minott brings energy to "Whip Appeal," showing his skill for catchy melodies. Dennis Brown, often called the "Crown Prince of Reggae," shines on "Right Night For Love." Brown is well known for his classic album "Love Has Found Its Way" and his influence on lovers rock. Gregory Isaacs, famous for his smooth voice and the hit "Night Nurse," delivers "Enough is Enough" with his signature cool style. Junior Reid adds his powerful vocals to "Rappa Pam Pam," while Micheal Palmer keeps things lively on "Smoke The Weed." Each artist uses the riddim’s foundation to highlight their unique sound. Behind the scenes, PENTHOUSE RECORDS played a key role. Founded by Donovan Germain in 1987, the label became a major force in reggae and dancehall. PENTHOUSE RECORDS is known for launching the careers of many top artists and for its high-quality productions. Released in 1991, this recording remains a memorable piece of reggae history.
Run Down The World Tracklist:
- Echo minott – Whip Appeal
- Dennis Brown – Right Night For Love
- Gregory Isaacs – Enough is Enough
- Junior Reid – Rappa Pam Pam
- Micheal Palmer – Smoke The Weed
- Nitty Gritty – If Me Have A Girl
- Taffari – Her Eyes
- Terry Ganzie – Working Class
- Sanchez – Soon As I Get Home
- Thriller U – Tender Roni
- Tony Rebel – The Herb
- Wayne Wonder – Hold On
- Mad Cobra – Bad Boy
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