RUN DOWN THE WORLD RIDDIM produced by WITTY 1986
Run Down The World Overview
The Run Down The World Riddim is built for sound system culture. Its street anthem base mixes gritty beats with a smooth dancehall flow, just like the vibes found in 1986’s dancehall sessions. The riddim brings back memories of big speakers, crowded dance floors, and the strong energy of the dance. Producer WITTY is the main force behind this riddim. Known for his work with the Witty label, he has played an important part in shaping the sound of 1980s dancehall. WITTY’s productions are famous for their deep basslines and raw, live feel, which have made them favorites for selectors and sound systems across Jamaica and beyond. The riddim features top artists who each bring their own style. Al Campbell delivers “Leave The Herbman Business,” showing the smooth voice that made him a respected singer in reggae and dancehall. Echo Minott’s “Follow Me” adds a catchy flow; Minott is well known for his hit “Lazy Body,” which topped charts in Jamaica. Nicodemus, a legend in the dancehall scene, brings his signature deejay style to “Earth And Moon - Witty.” Tony Tuff rounds out the set with “Just Cool,” bringing a laid-back vibe. Together, these tracks keep the spirit of sound system culture alive, making the Run Down The World Riddim a lasting favorite for selectors and fans.
Run Down The World Tracklist:
- Al Campbell – Leave The Herbman Business
- Echo Minott – Follow Me
- Nicodemus – Earth And Moon – Witty (Music Master)
- Tony Tuff – Just Cool