Famine Riddim – King Of Kings

FAMINE RIDDIM produced by KING OF KINGS 2002

Famine Overview

The bashment flow of 2002 was all about energy and rebellion. It was a time when dancehall music was full of life, and artists like General B, Jagwa, and Lady Saw brought that spirit to the forefront. Their tracks had a raw and energetic vibe that made you want to move. General B's "More Gal" was a standout, capturing the lively essence of bashment with its catchy beats. Jagwa's "Jag" added to the vibe with its infectious rhythm. Lady Saw, known for her powerful presence in dancehall, delivered with "Any Ship," showcasing her ability to dominate the scene with her unique style. Her influence in the genre is undeniable, having won a Grammy Award for her collaboration on "Underneath It All" with No Doubt, which broadened her reach beyond the dancehall community. Lexxus and Merciless also contributed to the bashment flow. Lexxus's "Goodhole" and Merciless's "Pick A Number" each added their unique flair to the mix, making the dancefloor come alive. The mastermind behind this bashment wave was KING OF KINGS, a producer known for crafting beats that resonate with fans. With a history of creating memorable tracks, KING OF KINGS solidified his reputation as a key figure in dancehall music. For fans of 2002, the bashment flow is remembered as a defining moment in dancehall history. It was a time when the music captured the rebellious spirit of the era, and the artists involved left an indelible mark on the genre.

Famine Tracklist:

1. General B – More Gal
2. Jagwa – Jag
3. Lady Saw – Any Ship
4. Lexxus – Goodhole
5. Merciless – Pick A Number
6. Ward 21 – Back Ative
7. Wayne Marshall – Swing