Rocky Marciano Riddim – Black Scorpio

ROCKY MARCIANO RIDDIM produced by BLACK SCORPIO 1997

Rocky Marciano Overview

The yard session tape from 1997 captured the energy of dancehall at its peak. The tracks lined up perfectly, each one building on the next. It started with Alley Cat — Cry No More, a song that brought a heartfelt vibe to the session. Alley Cat, known for his sharp lyrics and unique voice, gave the riddim a strong start. Next came Chucki Star — Mama Son. Chucki Star, a respected figure in UK reggae circles, brought his own style to the riddim. His past work includes collaborations with top UK artists, and his presence on this tape showed his international reach. General B — Man Love Yuh followed, keeping the energy high. General B, a member of the Monster Shack Crew, is known for hits like "Shot Bust" and his role in shaping the late 90s dancehall sound. His delivery on this track fit the riddim perfectly. Junior Reid — New World Order brought a different flavor. Junior Reid is famous worldwide for his hit "One Blood," and his years as the lead singer of Black Uhuru. His voice added depth and experience to the session. The tape closed with Version — Rocky Marciano Riddim, letting the pure instrumental shine. This let selectors and deejays flex their skills, a key part of dancehall culture. Behind it all was BLACK SCORPIO, one of Jamaica’s most influential producers. The Black Scorpio label, founded by Maurice Johnson, is known for launching the careers of artists like Dennis Brown and Beenie Man. Their work on this riddim captured the true sound of 1997 dancehall. Looking back, the selector’s choice echoed the spirit of the time—full of life, unity, and unstoppable rhythm.

Rocky Marciano Tracklist:

1. Alley Cat – Cry No More
2. Chucki Star – Mama Son
3. General B – Man Love Yuh
4. Junior Reid – New World Order
5. Version – Rocky Marciano Riddim

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