DJ Connection Volume 1 – Black Scorpio

DJ CONNECTION VOLUME 1 – BLACK SCORPIO 1987

DJ Connection Volume 1 – Black Scorpio Overview

DJ Connection Volume 1 comes straight from the Black Scorpio label in Jamaica. This dancehall set is bringing fresh energy to the scene and keeping the dancehall spirit alive this season. The release features a strong lineup of artists. Barry Back delivers the track "Ducta," adding his own style to the riddim. Culture Lee steps in with "Ganja Man," a tune that stands out for its catchy lyrics. Errol Scorpion brings "What Di Almighty," showing the same powerful voice he used on other Black Scorpio productions. General Four gives us "What A Pressure," while General Leon drops "Boy Stop Fallah," both adding their unique vibes to the mix. Each song rides the lively riddim, making the set perfect for dancehall parties. The mixing board king behind this release is known for shaping the sound of many classic dancehall records. Black Scorpio, led by producer Maurice Johnson, also known as Jack Scorpio, has a long history of releasing big tunes since the 1980s. Jack Scorpio is respected for working with top artists and helping to develop the careers of many dancehall legends. With its energetic beats and standout performances, DJ Connection Volume 1 is making dances pop off tonight. This bashment release proves that dancehall is still alive and well, bringing people together on the dance floor.

Tracklist:

1. Barry Back – Ducta
2. Culture Lee – Ganja Man
3. Errol Scorpion – What Di Almighty
4. General Four – What A Pressure
5. General Leon – Boy Stop Fallah
6. General Trees – Nuff Respect
7. Output – Bang Belly Man
8. Sassa Frass – Old Year Gone
9. Shuka Shine – Ride A Man
10. Yellowman – Dont Burn It Down