RUN OUT RIDDIM produced by TUNESBERG RECORDS 2011
Run Out Overview
In 2011, dancehall street parties were filled with energy, and one of the sounds that kept the crowd moving was the “Run Out Riddim.” This compilation brought together a mix of artists who each added their own style to the party atmosphere. Briggy Benz was known for his track “Gun Dem Tall,” which captured the lively spirit of the dance. Dainjamental & K.O. Chicks joined forces on “Nah Let You Go,” blending catchy hooks with a fresh vibe. Daria & Mega S teamed up for “Heartbreaker,” bringing a smooth, melodic touch to the riddim. Elephant Man, a major name in dancehall with hits like “Pon De River, Pon De Bank,” delivered “Ready To Party,” making sure the energy stayed high. Gailann performed “Predictable,” adding a different flavor to the mix. The riddim also featured I Warria with “Don'T Play With Me,” Jabaman on “Freak,” Kari Jess with both “Girl I See” and “Run Out & Clap It,” and King David’s “The Studio.” Each artist brought something unique, making the riddim a favorite at dances. TUNESBERG RECORDS produced the project. Known for supporting dancehall and reggae music, the label has grown its following with digital releases and streaming success. Their work on the “Run Out Riddim” helped keep dancehall fresh and exciting during 2011’s party season.
Run Out Tracklist:
- Briggy Benz – Gun Dem Tall
- Dainjamental & K.O. Chicks – Nah Let You Go
- Daria & Mega S – Heartbreaker
- Elephant Man – Ready To Party
- Gailann – Predictable
- I Warria – Don’T Play With Me
- Jabaman – Freak
- Kari Jess – Girl I See
- Kari Jess – Run Out & Clap It
- King David – The Studio
- Konshens, Delus & Sojah – I Wanna Go
- Leftside & Mr. Evil – She Likes It
- Mad Sam – Love Me Like That
- Moy – Feel This Way
- Princess Menen – Visualize
- Shane O & Ms. Phenom – Diss Me
- Ti Chab – Who Is Your Friend
- Tim Starr & Dezzi – Run Away
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