Jigsy King

b. Errol Ruler, c.1970, Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies. In 1993, Ruler created his DJ abilities chanting on several audio systems. He voiced several hits at several studios with many companies in Jamaica and obtained a popularity as the youths’ DJ. His vocal design and delivery was comparable to Buju Banton, whose gritty delivery over well-known rhythms guaranteed popular. An early exemplory case of his design are available on ‘Dick Up And Trip’; the tune was made by Ruler Jammy’s kid John John and was a dancehall smash. The lyrics (‘Press out your feet and perform the bogle dance’) as well as the ‘bogle’ tempo influenced a provocative dance design and resulted in an adult ranking for dancehall video clips! In 1994, a mixture with Barrington Levy, ‘Function’, was a global strike that ‘bubbled’ beneath the pop graph. The solitary crossed many obstacles and proved specifically popular amonst the East Indian human population. Ragga had affected many Asian performers, notably Apache Indian, as well as the melody was a assured ground filler at bhangra dances. Ruler’s additional 1994 strikes, ‘Possess What It Needs’ and ‘Kick Up’, were not able to generate related excitement. In 1995, he documented ‘God Under no circumstances Fail Me’ and ‘Provide Me The Weed’ with Courtney Cole at Roof International. Additional recordings have taken care of his account in the reggae graphs, including ‘Judge The Publication’, ‘Mr Bate’ and ‘Ragga Ragga’. In 1996, he topped the Jamaican graph in conjunction with an English vocalist, Jamie Irie, for an ode to cannabis, ‘Lovely Sensimilla’.