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- Bingie, which is the brother of Major Mackerel, says that Vybz Kartel’s recent cover of his hits dated back to 1987 “Come Rush me Now” gave him inspiration to come out of </stronghis box.
- Being a cover the two songs are similar lyrically and Addi Di Teacher added his own flavor to the song with his popular “oh” and “ahwoe” interjections.
- The cover has been extremely popular in the dancehall circuits and Mr Bingie is grateful that Vybz decided to cover his song. Since the Kartel’s version dropped, other artists reached out to record specials wth him.
- artist, Bingie General also did production work for numerous albums of other artists such as Yellowman, John Holt, and Singing Melody.
- Aware that it may be little odd for the younger generation to see a man of his age doing dancehall music Bingie General says he has his own formula: to use young producers and song writers with the hottest riddims will be his way to get the ghetto youth attention.
- Big Ups Bingie General and as usual Big Ups to Kartel always making other artists relevant with his work.
- Listen To Bingie General “Come Rush Me Nuh”
- Listen To Vybz Kartel “Touch A Button Nuh”
After over a decade of being absent from the music scene Jamaican artist Bingie General is trying to make a return in Dancehall music.
Bingie, which is the brother of Major Mackerel, says that Vybz Kartel’s recent cover of his hits dated back to 1987 “Come Rush me Now” gave him inspiration to come out of </stronghis box.
Being a cover the two songs are similar lyrically and Addi Di Teacher added his own flavor to the song with his popular “oh” and “ahwoe” interjections.
The cover has been extremely popular in the dancehall circuits and Mr Bingie is grateful that Vybz decided to cover his song. Since the Kartel’s version dropped, other artists reached out to record specials wth him.
artist, Bingie General also did production work for numerous albums of other artists such as Yellowman, John Holt, and Singing Melody.
Aware that it may be little odd for the younger generation to see a man of his age doing dancehall music Bingie General says he has his own formula: to use young producers and song writers with the hottest riddims will be his way to get the ghetto youth attention.
Big Ups Bingie General and as usual Big Ups to Kartel always making other artists relevant with his work.
