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The impact of Ragga Rap, where dancehall and hip-hop collide
A '90s dancehall staple with a ferocious flow and catchy hooks.
This album is a testament to Mad Cobra's strong individuality on the mainstream scene. As exemplified by "Flex," it beautifully blends the groove of reggae with the urban feel of hip-hop. His powerful, deep, raspy delivery is powerful and full of energy, symbolizing the momentum of Jamaican music at the time.
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- Arranged By - Sly Dunbar
- Producer - Sly Dunbar (A1 to B4, B6)
- Executive-Producer, Arranged By - Clifton "Specialist" Dillon
- Producer - Clifton "Specialist" Dillon
- Co-producer - Tony "C.D." Kelly
- Mastered By - C S B ♪♪
- Art Direction - Tony Sellari
- Other [Executive Assistant] - Carlton Burrell
- Photography By - Gehard Yurkovic
- Management - MG Shang Spec
Little Lenny
Still Coming
(LP)
Elephant Man
Higher Level
(LP)
Anthony B
Universal Struggle
(LP)
Admiral Bailey
Undisputed
(LP)
Third World
You've Got The Power
(LP)
