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"Karate" — Sizzla

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Sizzla's cut on the 2001-2002 Martial Arts riddim from Kings of Kings Records was among the biggest tunes on a rhythm that also carried Capleton's "Badness" and Bounty Killer, Wayne Marshall and Richie Stephens's "Ladies Loving Fine," issued on Greensleeves' Rhythm Album series.

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Type: recording →
Era: Street dances and micro-economies →
Confidence: Probable

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Martial Arts Part 1 Riddim Mix 2002 Dancehall (Greensleeves Rhythm Album)

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Community-archived DJ mix upload; discovery-only embed.

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Martial Arts Riddim

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Riddims World riddim database entry.

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Story · ProbableThe digital riddims that ran the dance

When producers like Steely and Clevie, Dave Kelly, Tony Kelly and Don Corleon began building rhythms on drum machines and keyboards, a handful of their tracks came to run entire dancehall seasons.