Shank I Sheck Riddim (1996)

Shank I Sheck Riddim (1996)

Shank I Sheck Overview

Back in 1996, dancehall was full of energy, and the street anthem base was a big part of that. When you listened to the selector’s mix on the Shank I Sheck Riddim, you could feel the raw power that fans loved. The bassline was heavy and steady, making people want to move. Compared to other selector mixes of the time, this one stood out. Some mixes were more polished or had softer sounds, but this street anthem base kept it real and gritty. It was perfect for the dancehall crowd who wanted music that felt tough and alive. The artists on this riddim brought their own style. Bounty Killer’s “Down In The Ghetto” was already a big song, known for its strong message and hard-hitting delivery. When Bounty Killer teamed up with Junior Reid for “Haunted,” their voices blended well, giving the riddim even more power. Louie Culture gave us “Ganga Lee,” a track that became a classic and showed his unique flow. Sanchez, known for his smooth voice and hits like “Brown Eyed Girl,” brought a softer touch to the mix. Terry Ganzie added “Shanty Town,” giving the riddim another layer of street vibes. Behind it all was the mixing board king, shaping the sound and making sure every track hit hard. The selector’s mix was one of the bashment highlights of 1996, bringing together top artists and a powerful street anthem base. It was a time when dancehall was all about energy, and this riddim delivered just that.

Shank I Sheck Tracklist:

1. Bounty Killer – Down In The Ghetto
2. Bounty Killer & Junior Reid – Haunted
3. Louie Culture – Ganga Lee
4. Sanchez – Brown Eyed Girl
5. Terry Ganzie – Shanty Town