Busy Signal’s “All In One,” stands as the only dancehall freestyle fused over 12 classic hip hop beats. In this 2014 song, Busy chops it up vocally and lyrically over each beat, as if competiting for a black belt. The song trending heavily on social media, a year later, really highlights Busy Signal’s talent. He adds, “Don’t try this at home or the studio or you will have to do it live too,” reminding the music community that each artist in the dancehall genre is an individual; no need for Stereo-Types. More After The Jump…
The video directed by Dameon Gayle, begins with black and white cinematography, a sidewalk living room and a mug shot of Busy Signal during dark times. The motorcycles represent him maneuvering his way to freedom. Once he finds freedom, the video is full of color and a man who has had an inspiring walk.
Busy Signal’ s “All In One” Pays Respect to The Following Classic Hip Hop Beats
(Beat Duration In Video, Artist, Song, Release Date)
1. 0:03 – 0:41 Notorius B.I.G – “Juicy” (1994)
2. 0:42 – 1:14 Wu-Tang Clan – “It’s Yourz” (1997)
3. 1:15 – 1:44 Dr. Dre featuring Snoop Dogg- “Still D.R.E.” (1999)
4. 1:45 – 2:22 Dr. Dre featuring Snoop Dogg, Krupt, Nate Dogg- “The Next Episode” (1999)
5. 2:23- 2:43 Mobb Deep – “Quiet Storm” (1999)
6. 2:52 – 3:12 Canibus – “Second Round K.O.” (1998)
7. 3:13 – 3:52 Wu-Tang Clan – “Triumph” (1997)
8. 3:52 – 4:16 Nas featuring P. Diddy – “Hate Me Now” (1999)
9. 4:17 – 4:26 50 Cent – “In Da Club” (2003)
10. 4:26 – 4:55 DMX – “Ruff Ryder’s Anthem” (1998)
11. 4:56 – 5:36 Black Rob – “Like Whoa” (2000)
12. 5:37 – 6:05 50 Cent – “Wanksta” (2003)
The beats in this song were mixed by John “Johnny Killah” Vincent and overall production of the song was by Turf Music Production.
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