Its fascinating to hear two tracks from a key moment in these artists respective careers. After that, Chaka was a near-constant presence on the dancehall scene, and his records from the late ‘80s and early ‘90s rank as some of the toughest and most invigorating work to emerge from the second wave of digital dancehall. Next up is the equally catchy Chaka Demus with Original Kuff. Find out other track data such as harmonic matches and album details. His dour, near-uninflected monotone lent palpable authority to his performances, and early singles like “Increase Your Knowledge” won him the admiration of dancehall luminaries like Yellowman and Admiral Bailey, who joined him on a yardman–style appropriation of the R&B chestnut “One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer,” which gave Chaka his first real hit. Original Kuff by Chaka Demus has a BPM of 162 and the key of A Minor (Camelot: 1A). Based on the Peanie Peanie / Fade Away riddim Including Chaka Demus Original Kuff & B Steelie. He cut his first singles for Lloyd James’ Jammy’s imprint in 1985, and though it'd be more than a year before he scored his first Jamaican hit, his contemporaries on the dancehall scene immediately recognized his talent. 7 re-issue originally released in 1989, in Jamaica. This ‘hitztape’ is just a token of appreciation for my fans, a way of letting them know I am. Before Chaka Demus attained international acclaim as the DJ partner of sweet-voiced Kingston singer Pliers, he was widely respected in the city’s dancehall scene as one of the most nimble-tongued DJs to ever control a mic. Chaka Demus in the 90s was about the dance, the vibes, a time when me and pliers explode and take dancehall international and Chaka Demus in 2020 is the mature Chaka Demus wid songs like Same Thing Again weh mi a talk bout social issues etc.