BLACK SCORPIO ALL STARS VOL.2 – UPRISING 2020
Black Scorpio All Stars Vol.2 – Uprising Overview
The bashment flow on Black Scorpio All Stars Vol. 2 – Uprising is exciting fans in today’s sound clash scene. This style is full of energy and is built on strong, catchy rhythms that make people want to move. The arranger plays a big part in shaping the bashment sound, making sure each artist’s voice and style stand out over the riddim. Compared to other bashment releases from the same era, this album holds its own. For example, Commando Shad brings a lively performance on “Woman Would A Kill Me.” Meanwhile, Deadly Headley, known for his saxophone skills and the track “Death Squad,” adds a unique touch. General Trees, who made a name with “Tarzan,” shows his signature fast-talking style. These artists help give the album its bright, powerful feel. Other bashment records from this time also feature strong tracks. Gregory Isaacs, famous for his hit “Cod,” brings a smoother style to the bashment flow. John Mouse’s “Cry Fe Me Darling” is another example of the emotional power found in these songs. Each artist adds something special, but the arranger’s work is what ties everything together, keeping the riddim fresh and exciting. Fans are still talking about this bashment flow. It stands out in dancehall history and continues to influence today’s music and sound clashes.
Tracklist:
- Commando Shad – Woman Would A Kill Me
- Deadly Headley – Death Squad
- General Trees – Tarzan
- Gregory Isaacs – Cod
- John Mouse – Cry Fe Me Darling
- Little John – Golden Touch
- Papa Biggy – Poor Man Story
- Papa San – Livety
- Singing Melody – Killing Me Softly
- Yellowman – Obeah
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