Salt And Pepper Release Details
- Riddim year: 1996
- Style: Dancehall
- Total tracks: 12
- Unique artists on riddim: 10
- Production credits: COLIN FAT
- Key artists on this riddim: Frisco Kid, Ghost, Louie Culture, Macka Diamond, Roundhead, Simpleton
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 1996 Riddims List · 1996 Dancehall Riddims

Salt And Pepper Riddim – Colin Fat is a 1996 dancehall juggling produced by Colin Fat, drawing together 12 cuts from 10 different artists on the same bass-heavy version. The set features Balloon’s Jackie Come Back and Jus Bus, Frisco Kid’s Complain, Ghost’s Your Style, Louie Culture’s Life Goes On, and two Roundhead selections, Born Again and Mad Mi, while Simpleton’s Herbalist, Spanner Banner’s Lady, and Queen Paula / Lady Mackerel’s Land Pon Runway help round out the lineup. It also pulls in Monster Shack Crew with Hotty Hotty Crew and Judah with Side Step, giving the riddim a mix of singjay energy and rough-edged dancehall style. Built around Sly and Robbie’s Salt and Pepper version, it has that mid-90s sound Colin Fat was known for shaping into memorable street-ready releases.
Salt And Pepper Tracklist:
- Balloon – Jackie Come Back
- Balloon – Jus Bus
- Frisco Kid – Complain
- Ghost – Your Style
- Judah – Side Step
- Louie Culture – Life Goes On
- Monster Shock Crew – Hotty Hotty Crew
- Queen Paula / Lady Mackerel (Aka Macka Diamond) – Land Pon Runway
- Roundhead – Born Again
- Roundhead – Mad Mi
- Simpleton – Herbalist
- Spanner Banner – Lady
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