Repping Spanish Town today is Recording Artist Scott British. On his “Hvrsh (Harsh) Life” Freestyle, Scott borrows Future’s “Commas” and drops lines on his fast lifestyle, his ambitions, and putting in work to achieve success. With a fast flow on this one, this is an artist that you should pay attention to. Get familiar with Scott British by checking out the track below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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[In respect to the 17th anniversary of Biggie Smalls’ passing, my Oldies Sunday selection features a song he sampled on his first album.]
Today’s Oldies Sunday selection comes from Deejay Pan Head. Titled “Gunman Tune” with production by Lloyd “John John” James Jr. on the “Soap Riddim” and distribution by Father & Son Records in 1991, we hear Pan Head paying tribute to all the gun men in Jamaica while showing disrespect to informants (or snitches). He also speaks on the different communities that the gunmen reside in, the types of weaponry they have in their artillery, how they use them and the type of friends gunmen and informants should have.
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