Self defense riddim

Kings of Kings (3)

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Release date : A venir

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Raised to the status of a dancehall classic, the Martial Arts riddim had almost 40 versions. Brought back up to date by Cordell "Skatta" Burrell for the Kings of Kings label and renamed Self Defense, it features almost as many artists.
The tracks answer one another in a clash atmosphere: Macka Diamond, Monster Empire, Kiprich and above all a hardcore confrontation between Mavado and Vybz Kartel. A round-up of the best tracks.

Tracklist:
1. Cecile & Lady Saw - Nah wear none
2. D'Angel - And so
3. Macka Diamond – Robbery
4. Monster Empire & Snow Man - Gal Idiot
5. Kiprich - Mi nuh business a who
6. Jigsy King - Bad mind
7. Tony Matterhorn – Same pussy
8. Bugle - What a way
9. Black Rhino – Gweah
10. Harry Toddler - Dresser bag
11. General Degree – Tight
12. Hawkeye - Dagga dem
13. Sizzla - Push it
14. Andrew & Wada Blood – Hustler
15. Vybz Kartel - Send a hell
16. Mavado – Dem a f*g
17. Vybz Kartel-Weh dat fah
18. Elephant Man - Sweep

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	In Jamaica, the lifeblood of the record industry is the riddim (from "rhythm"), an instrumental produced by a label. A label that does not settle for recording a single artist on that riddim, but as many as it can: this is what is called a "series". To make a name for itself, a label will try to get big names on its riddim. Amid the endless flow of releases, artists have every interest in voicing the most popular riddim of the moment. Every week in Jamaica, more than a hundred 7" singles are produced this way. Only later, if an artist manages to find a distributor and a record company, can they make an album, which usually gathers some of those singles.


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