KING MAJESTY RIDDIM produced by STAINLESS MUSIC|CAPONE MUSIC 2014
King Majesty Overview
The King Majesty Riddim dub release in 2014 brought together a strong lineup of tracks, each adding something unique to the reggae landscape. The dub version featured instrumentals that highlighted the riddim’s heavy basslines and lively percussion, giving listeners a chance to appreciate the musical foundation before hearing the full vocal cuts. Among the standout tracks, Busy Signal delivered both "Real Talk" and "Perfect Imperfection," showing his lyrical skill and conscious approach. Busy Signal is well known for his global hit "Watch Out For This (Bumaye)" with Major Lazer, and he has been a key figure in modern dancehall and reggae. Franz Capone contributed "Pon The I-Phone," mixing modern themes with classic reggae vibes. Kananga’s "Most High Jah" stood out for its spiritual message, reminding listeners of reggae’s roots in uplifting and conscious lyrics. Kiprich added "Element Of Surprise," bringing his energetic style to the riddim. Kiprich is recognized for his witty lyrics and has won the Sting clash, a major event in dancehall culture. Major Mackrel’s "Penny Me" brought a veteran’s touch, as he is known for his unique vocal delivery and presence in the dancehall scene since the late 1980s. The riddim was produced by STAINLESS MUSIC|CAPONE MUSIC, a team with a history of shaping both reggae and dancehall sounds. The label has worked with various artists and is known for blending classic reggae elements with modern production. Looking back, the King Majesty Riddim captured reggae’s conscious message in 2014, standing as a strong example of quality production and meaningful music.
King Majesty Tracklist:
- Busy Signal – Real Talk
- Franz Capone – Pon The I-Phone
- Kananga – Most High Jah
- Kiprich – Element Of Surprise
- Major Mackrel – Penny Me
- Busy Signal – Perfect Imperfection
- Instrumental
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