REGGAE
1995
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Bitrate: 320 kbps
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Ini Kamoze fez o seu primeiro single, "World Affairs", em 1981. Depois lançou um single chamado "Trouble You Trouble Me". Seu álbum de estréia intitulado com seu próprio nome foi lançado em 1984 como seis faixa em um mini-LP pela Island Records. Nas notas do álbum ele se descreve como um "lápis fino... Desembaraçado... e à seis pés para virar vegetariano". O álbum inclui a música "World a Reggae (Out In The Street They Call It Murder)", que foi refeita por Damian Marley no seu hit de 2005, "Welcome to Jamrock". O álbum foi gravado e produzido por Sly e Robbie, com quem também excursionou internacionalmente junto com Yellowman e Half Pint. Em 1988, no entanto, Kamoze efetivamente desapareceu da cena musical seguindo com reações mornas para seus lançamentos intermitentes. Kamoze em seguida, fundou sua própria gravadora, lançando uma coletânea chamada Selekta Showcase, que apresentava um single popular intitulado "Stress". Quatro anos depois, lançou seu álbum 16 Vibes of Ini Kamoze, que teve boa aceitação do público . Em 1994, Kamoze lançou a canção que se tornaria a sua assinatura, "Here Comes the Hotstepper". Adotando uma outra alcunha do título da canção, Kamoze viria a ser conhecido como o "Hotstepper", do dialeto para um homem a fugir da lei. Gravado com Philip "Fatis" Burrell, e foi apresentada inicialmente em uma compilação de música reggae chamada Stir It Up, produzida na Epic rótulo. Não foi uma composição totalmente nova, tendo as suas raízes na música "Land of 1000 Dances", que foi primeiro gravada por Chris Kenner em 1962 e reprisada em 1963 por Fats Domino. A canção apareceu na trilha sonora para a indústria da moda, da sátira de filme, Prêt-à-Porter. "Here Comes the Hotstepper" permaneceu como hit número um nos EUA em 1994. Após isso, a carreira de Kamoze ficou com está marca d'água caracterizada no álbum Here Comes the Hotstepper que foi lançado em 1995, e contou com o trabalho de produção de Salaam Remi. Tanto o riddim (conhecida como "World Jam") quanto o gancho do hit de 2005 de Damian Marleyé, "Welcome to Jamrock", foram amostrados a partir de 1984 a faixa "World-Music A", dando créditos a co-escrita de Kamoze. A canção de abertura - "Out in the streets, they call it murder" - foi captada em inúmeras faixas de drum and bass e dubstep. Sua versão dub de "Here Comes the Hotstepper", também conhecida como "I'm Steppin' it Hotter This Year", lançado em 1993, continua a ser um hino do dancehall. Em 2006, Kamoze gravou e lançou um álbum duplo, Debut...[Creditos: wikipedia]
Ini Kamoze made his first single , "World Affairs" in 1981 . After released a single called " Trouble You Trouble Me " . His debut album titled under his own name was released in 1984 as a six track mini - LP on Island Records . In the album notes he describes himself as a " pencil thin ... disentangled ... six foot and to turn vegetarian ." The album includes the song "World a Reggae ( Out In The Street They Call It Murder ) " , which was remade by Damian Marley in his 2005 hit , "Welcome to Jamrock " . The album was recorded and produced by Sly and Robbie , with whom he also toured internationally along with Yellowman and Half Pint . In 1988 , however , Kamoze effectively disappeared from the music scene following lukewarm reactions to his intermittent releases to . Kamoze then founded his own record label , releasing a compilation album Selekta Showcase , which featured a popular single titled " Stress " . Four years later he released his album Ini Kamoze 16 of Vibes , which was well received by the public. In 1994 , Kamoze released the song that would become his signature , " Here Comes the Hotstepper " . Adopting another nickname from the song title, Kamoze would become known as the " Hotstepper " , the dialect for a man to evade the law . Recorded with Philip " Fatis " Burrell , and was first presented in a compilation of reggae music called Stir It Up produced the Epic label. It was not an entirely new composition , having its roots in the song " Land of 1000 Dances ," which was first recorded by Chris Kenner in 1962 and reprized in 1963 by Fats Domino . The song appeared on the soundtrack to the fashion , satire film , Prêt - à-Porter industry . " Here Comes the Hotstepper " remained number one hit in the U.S. in 1994 . After that , the career Kamoze 's got watermark featured on the album Here Comes the Hotstepper which was released in 1995 and featured the production work of Salaam Remi . Both the riddim ( known as "World Jam " ) as the hook hit 2005 Damian Marleyé , "Welcome to Jamrock " were sampled from the 1984 track " The World -Music " , giving credit to co - writing Kamoze . The opening song - " Out in the streets , they call it murder" - was captured in numerous bands drum and bass and dubstep . His dub version of " Here Comes the Hotstepper " , also known as " I'm Steppin 'it Hotter This Year " , released in 1993 , remains a dancehall anthem . In 2006 , Kamoze recorded and released a double album , Debut ... [Credits : wikipedia ]
Ini Kamoze made his first single , "World Affairs" in 1981 . After released a single called " Trouble You Trouble Me " . His debut album titled under his own name was released in 1984 as a six track mini - LP on Island Records . In the album notes he describes himself as a " pencil thin ... disentangled ... six foot and to turn vegetarian ." The album includes the song "World a Reggae ( Out In The Street They Call It Murder ) " , which was remade by Damian Marley in his 2005 hit , "Welcome to Jamrock " . The album was recorded and produced by Sly and Robbie , with whom he also toured internationally along with Yellowman and Half Pint . In 1988 , however , Kamoze effectively disappeared from the music scene following lukewarm reactions to his intermittent releases to . Kamoze then founded his own record label , releasing a compilation album Selekta Showcase , which featured a popular single titled " Stress " . Four years later he released his album Ini Kamoze 16 of Vibes , which was well received by the public. In 1994 , Kamoze released the song that would become his signature , " Here Comes the Hotstepper " . Adopting another nickname from the song title, Kamoze would become known as the " Hotstepper " , the dialect for a man to evade the law . Recorded with Philip " Fatis " Burrell , and was first presented in a compilation of reggae music called Stir It Up produced the Epic label. It was not an entirely new composition , having its roots in the song " Land of 1000 Dances ," which was first recorded by Chris Kenner in 1962 and reprized in 1963 by Fats Domino . The song appeared on the soundtrack to the fashion , satire film , Prêt - à-Porter industry . " Here Comes the Hotstepper " remained number one hit in the U.S. in 1994 . After that , the career Kamoze 's got watermark featured on the album Here Comes the Hotstepper which was released in 1995 and featured the production work of Salaam Remi . Both the riddim ( known as "World Jam " ) as the hook hit 2005 Damian Marleyé , "Welcome to Jamrock " were sampled from the 1984 track " The World -Music " , giving credit to co - writing Kamoze . The opening song - " Out in the streets , they call it murder" - was captured in numerous bands drum and bass and dubstep . His dub version of " Here Comes the Hotstepper " , also known as " I'm Steppin 'it Hotter This Year " , released in 1993 , remains a dancehall anthem . In 2006 , Kamoze recorded and released a double album , Debut ... [Credits : wikipedia ]
Total Time: 55 min
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