Scare the crew
| Scare the crew | |
|---|---|
| General information | |
| Genre (s) | Dancehall |
| founding | 1995 |
| resolution | 1999 |
| Last occupation | |
| Elephant Man | |
Toasting |
Harry Toddler |
| Nitty Kutchie | |
Toasting |
Boom dandimite |
Scare Dem Crew was a Jamaican dancehall - formation , which in the second half of 1990 great years of success had outside of Jamaica. The individual members were the Deejays Elephant Man , Harry Toddler , Boom Dandimite and Nitty Kutchie . They gave themselves the name Scare Dem Crew based on the single Big Guns Scare Dem by their patron Bounty Killer .
history
In the mid-1990s, the Jamaican Deejay Bounty Killer , who was and is known for promoting young musical talent, was looking for four young, male, individual deejays for a dancehall formation. The band's first name was Seaview Family . They chose the name because they all come from Kingston's Seaview Gardens district. The first single was released in 1995 on the Jamaican label Ghetto Vibes and was called "Fight War" . the band soon became popular throughout the Caribbean and after the great success of the single "Big Guns Scare Dem" from their mentor Bounty Killer, they changed their name to Scare Dem Crew . The group was known above all for its staccato -like toasting interrupted by the singing of the singer Nitty Kutchie. Live, the band stood out for their extremely flashy outfits, brightly colored hair and wild stage shows, in which they often climbed the spotlights or wandered through the audience. After disputes, Elephant Man left the band in 1999 and has since devoted himself to his extremely successful solo career. The other artists also started solo projects, which also went well, but did not come close to the success of E. Man. In 2008 rumors circulated that the band wanted to start a comeback , which the individual members denied.
Discography
Albums
- 1999: Scared From The Crypt (Blunt Recordings)
- 1999: The Album (Felony Records)
Singles, Dublates
- 1995: Fight War (Ghetto Vibes)
- 1997: No Dance You No Know (Studio 2000)
- 1997: Kickin De Door ( Massive B )
- 1997: Bed Room Manners (Border Clash)
- 1998: Bad Man Nuh Trace (Crimes Production)
- 1998: A Nuh Fi Wi Fault (Kennedy International)
- 1998: Kill Dem (Kennedy International)
- 1998: Girls Every Day (2 Bad Productions)
- 1998: Dis Scare Dem (Blunt Recordings)
- 1998: No Way (2 Bad Productions)
- 1998: What Girls Like (2 Hard Productions)
- 1998: New Clothes Every Day ( Greensleeves Records )
- 1998: Scare Dem Way (Scare Dem Muzic)
- 1999: Party Time (Jamdown Records)
- 1999: Hype Life (Fat Eyes Records)
- 1999: Thugy Thugy (New Life)
- 1999: Fire Fire (Pot Of Gold)
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Scare Dem Crew Biography at Bluebeat.com (English)
- ↑ Elephant Man Biography at ITunes (English)
- ↑ Scare Dem Crew Reunion? - DancehallNewsBoard (English)