Ring The Alarm! Hot on the heels of the repress of Sister Nancy's "Bam Bam", which flew off the shelves, comes the next essential cut on the Stalag Riddim from the late, great Tenor Saw, this is the ultimate Soundsystem weapon and a must have for every selector worth their salt. Backed with the crucial original Ansell Collins Stalag 17 instrumental keyboard work out recorded for techniques.
Of all the acts who've injected flair into the art form, it was Clive Bright aka Tenor Saw who officially brought the concept of soundclash to the masses when he debuted the crucial anthem, "Ring The Alarm", in 1985. The deejay was only 19 years old when he freestyled his way into the future - i.e. Dancehall - slinging rhymes while levelling the rival sounds.
Stalag is one of the cornerstones of reggae music, used and utilized by a galaxy of the music world's superstars including Big Audio Dynamite, Public Enemy, Run DMC, Alicia Keys, Kayne West, sublime etc.
| A | Tenor Saw - Ring The Alarm |
| B | Ansel Collins - Stalag 17 |
