AFTER EMERGENCY RIDDIM produced by SHUCKABOMB RECORDS 2012
After Emergency Overview
The 2012 bashment release on SHUCKABOMB RECORDS brought together six tracks that made a big impact on the dancehall scene. Each song delivered hard-hitting lyrics and catchy hooks that kept the riddim moving. The tracklist includes Benetto with “Too Much Murder,” Flexxx with “Crime Rate,” Pennie Irie with “Hot Gal,” Krusher with “Weed,” Kibaki with “Barking,” and Junior Cat with “Loving.” Every track added its own flavor, giving selectors plenty of choices for the dance. Benetto’s “Too Much Murder” stood out for its sharp delivery and energy. Flexxx, already known for his collaboration with Vybz Kartel on the hit “Real Gallis,” brought streetwise lyrics to “Crime Rate.” Pennie Irie, a veteran in the genre, added his signature style on “Hot Gal.” Krusher’s “Weed” and Kibaki’s “Barking” both showcased new voices, giving them a strong introduction to dancehall fans. Junior Cat, with “Loving,” brought experience and a classic sound to the mix. The producer behind the project, SHUCKABOMB RECORDS, has a strong reputation for shaping modern dancehall riddims. Known for working with emerging talent and pushing energetic, club-ready beats, the label has been part of several influential releases over the years. Their work on this riddim helped launch new artists while keeping the party atmosphere alive. Selectors still play these tracks today, and the release is remembered as a turning point for some of its featured artists. The combination of fresh talent and experienced voices made it a favorite in dancehall circles.
After Emergency Tracklist:
- Benetto – Too Much Murder
- Flexxx – Crime Rate (Gone Up)
- Pennie Irie – Hot Gal
- Krusher – Weed
- Kibaki – Barking
- Junior Cat – Loving
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