Rewind Aka Lick Shot Riddim – Massive B Records

REWIND AKA LICK SHOT RIDDIM produced by MASSIVE B RECORDS 1999

Rewind Aka Lick Shot Overview

The selector’s mix for Rewind Aka Lick Shot Riddim brought together some of the most energetic tracks in the 1999 dancehall scene. The set opened with Bounty Killer — Indecent, a tune that showcased Bounty Killer’s powerful delivery. Next came Burro Banton — Politicians, with Burro Banton’s gritty voice and sharp lyrics. Chronicle & Norris Man — Highest Grade followed, blending Chronicle’s deep tone with Norris Man’s smooth vocals. Elephant Man — Ms Hook added a lively touch, fitting for Elephant Man, who is known for his hit “Pon De River Pon De Bank.” KMC — Wheres My Girl brought a soca-dancehall vibe, reflecting KMC’s reputation as a Trinidadian artist who often blends genres. Lexxus — Stress and O.K — If A War kept the energy high, while Version — Rewind;Lick Shot Riddim wrapped up the mix with pure instrumental flavor. Each artist on the mix brought their own style. Bounty Killer is a major figure in dancehall, with Grammy-winning collaborations like “Hey Baby” with No Doubt. Burro Banton is respected for his classic sound, and Chronicle & Norris Man are known for conscious lyrics. Elephant Man’s energetic stage presence made him a favorite in both Jamaica and abroad. KMC represented the Caribbean’s diverse sounds. Behind the riddim was MASSIVE B RECORDS, a New York-based label founded by Bobby Konders in the early 1990s. MASSIVE B RECORDS is known for supporting dancehall and reggae artists worldwide, and the label’s productions have reached audiences far beyond Jamaica.

Rewind Aka Lick Shot Tracklist:

1. Bounty Killer – Indecent
2. Burro Banton – Politicians
3. Chronicle & Norris Man – Highest Grade
4. Elephant Man – Ms Hook
5. KMC – Wheres My Girl
6. Lexxus – Stress
7. O.K – If A War
8. Version – Rewind;Lick Shot Riddim

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