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The impact of early digital reggae and the roar of singjays
The rough beats and free-flowing vocals embody the enthusiasm of Jamaica.
This is Little John's energetic performance, which dominated the sound system scene at the time. The minimalist rhythm track further accentuates his versatile flow. This is a historically valuable recording that captures the raw experimental spirit and energy of the transition from roots to dancehall.
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