Latino Riddim - Kings Of Kings

Latino Riddim – Kings Of Kings 1999

Latino Tracklist:

Beenie Man – Ring Pon Finger
Ber Tus – Assert
Buju Banton – Be My Love Tonight
Capleton Ft Moses – Crazy Look
Ce’cile- If U Have My Love
Chrisinti & Jah Mason – False Hype
Cutty Ranks – Looney
Danny English Egg Nog – Wah Dis God
Danny English & Egg Nog – A Wah Dis God
Delly Ranks & Zumjay – Ready Fi Kill
Elephant Man & Beenie Man – Mama
Genius – Conscience
Heather Cummings – Hanky Panky
Heather Cummings Ft Round Head – Hanky Panky 2
Illey Dread – Hot
Jennifer Lopez – If You Had My Love (Clean)
Jennifer Lopez – If You Had My Love
Kings Of Kings – Instrumental
Lady Saw – No Need
Norris Man & Anthony B – Royal Empress
Professor Nuts – Wow Yea
Problem Child & Skeleton – Makin’ Money
Professor Nuts – Nuttin Ah Gwaan Fada
Red Rat – One More Girl
Saba And Cecile – Girls Fi Get Love
Spider Kat – Save Your Soul
Zebra – How U Fi Dis

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Latino Overview

The 1999 yard session tape featuring the Latino Riddim remains a favorite for selectors. This release stands out because it mixes dancehall with sounds from other genres, giving the riddim a wider appeal. The bashment arranger played a key role in shaping this blend, bringing in new energy and guiding the session’s flow. Beenie Man’s “Ring Pon Finger” adds his signature style. By 1999, Beenie Man was already a major dancehall star, known for hits like “Who Am I (Sim Simma)” and his MOBO Award win in 1998. Ber Tus delivers “Assert,” using a strong voice to push the riddim forward. Buju Banton, with “Be My Love Tonight,” brings his unique tone. Buju Banton had released the Grammy-winning album “Til Shiloh” in 1995, showing his skill in both roots reggae and dancehall. Capleton Ft Moses join with “Crazy Look,” sharing the riddim with Moses - Crazy Look’s “Crazy Look.” Both tracks show how different artists can use the same beat in their own ways. Ce’cile’s “If U Have My Love” brings a smooth, melodic touch. Chrisinti & Jah Mason’s “False Hype” and Cutty Ranks’ “Looney” add more energy and lyrics. Danny English Egg Nog’s “Wah Dis God” and Danny English & Egg Nog’s “A Wah Dis God” close out the tape with humor and catchy hooks. Selectors still rate this session highly for its fresh mix of voices and genres.