•6- Elephant Man – Wave your Flags
Elephant Man is known as the Energy God so he was the natural choice to make a record specifically for the Massive B truck as we bounced our way along the West Indian day parade that’s held annually in Brooklyn on Labor Day Weekend. Wave your Flags perfectly harnesses the energy and vibes of the Caribean carnivals, calling everyone to represent their island! Be sure to check the video too. The track is on a riddim named March Out that also features Bunji Garlin , Tony Matterhorn, T.O.K , Mavado , Vybz Kartel & more.
Produced by Bobby Konders & Juss Kool
Voiced & Mixed by Tixxy at Anchor studio Kingston , Jamaica.
Musician Juss Kool
Released around 2006
Watch Massive B Medly video ft Vybz Kartel, T.O.K. , Elephantman, Richie Spice , Chezidek , Burro Banton
•7- Sizzla – Jah Will Never Fail I
When I got the chance to record an artist of Sizzla’s caliber, one of the most prolific Rastafarian artist of this generation, I wanted to try and bring out the best in him. Praising the Most High, his haunting melodies and chants bless the classic Heavenless riddim perfectly, Also on this timeless riddim was Morgan Heritage, Burro Banton, Chronicle, Bounty Killer & more.
Produced by Bobby Konders
Voiced by Tixxy & Mixed by Dr Marshall at Anchor Studio in Kingston, Jamaica
Released around 2004
•8- Chronicle – My God
I first actually heard this song as a dubplate played by iconic selector Sky Juice on the Metro Media sound system (the original lyrics were “My sound Is the greatest.“) I instantly loved the song but had no idea who sang it and eventually tracked down the singer who hailed from De Le Vega city in Spanish Town. I arranged to meet Chronicle at Jr Reid’s studio, and we flipped the lyrics to My God is the Greatest, and laid the vocals on a version of the classic FM Force’s Sick riddim from Brooklyn NY. Also featured on the riddim was Burro Banton, Duckman , Devon Clarke , Chilla Rinch & more.
Produced by Bobby Konders
Mixed at Massive B studio. Brklyn NY
Released around 94/95
•9- King Kong – Rumble Jumble Life