Some call him a “ Remix God“, but Tory Lanez continues his run of remixes with the release of his latest mixtape, “ International Fargo“! While folks are waiting for “ Chixtape 5“, he holds over fans with this one.
Show us some love/follow us on Twitter and Instagram at reading “OLDIES SUNDAY: Born Jamericans – Yardcore (1996)” → Having played a part in bringing the Caribbean influences to mainstream Hip Hop, Born Jamericans will always be remembered for “Yardcore”! Check out the selection below, and share with a friend. They got back together as a duo in 2015, and have been performing their classics wherever they can. Both being solo acts, they went on to release their own type of music as Notch dabbled in Reggaeton, and Edley kept it Hip Hop and Dancehall ( and even tried his hand in acting). While they followed up with more music, the duo parted ways in 1999. The single was also remixed a few times including one from top Jamaican Producer Dave Kelly. Since its release it has enjoyed significant airplay, enjoying a top ten entry on the U.S.
“Yardcore” was the first single off their 2nd and final studio album of the same name which was released in 1997. With that said, they came crashing in from the “ heart of Babylon” with their “ Yardcore” slang and style of music to rock the world. On the track, despite being born in the US to Jamaican Immigrants, they both celebrate their Caribbean heritage and share how it has influenced their life and music. Today’s selection comes from the Hip Hop/Reggae/Dancehall duo, Born Jamericans ( Edley Shine and Notch) with their single, “ Yardcore“! Produced by Rahiem and Notch, this was released in 1996 through the Delicious Vinyl label. On Oldies Sunday, we highlight and celebrate those who have made their contributions into pushing Jamaica’s music culture worldwide over the decades, whether they’re natives of the Island or not.
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