Marleys Ghetto Youth International Label Releases New Frisco Kid Track

Frisco Kid

“When the Marleys call, you get a nostalgic feeling, at least I did ” said Frisco Kid one of few Dancehall/Reggae artistes who’ve lasted over a decade that remains relevant in the reggae/dancehall music industry.  “But it’s the young Marleys and they love Dancehall and their Jamaican culture” a point which was clearly stated where the riddim is concern.  Frisco Kid recorded a new track called “How Mi Bad So” that was recently released on the Marleys, Ghetto Youths International label.  “How Mi Bad So‘ is a Dancehall track on which Frisco Kid answers his own question with a punchline that sings, Mi no know, mi no know, mi no know….. Now the riddim for this track is interesting, it was named after one of Jamaicans most colourful curse word ‘Bloodclaat.’  The word is used in several context depending on the mood of the user.  If used even in a friendly conversation among the elite it can be vulgar and outright rude.  When used among friends it can be hilarious but if used in a heated argument by an angry Jamaican, pierces the heart, mind and soul like a bullet from a gun, it’s intense! The latter would best suit the riddim’s concept that other artistes such as Wayne Marshall, Agent Sasco and Aidonia have recorded but while we are not sure, Frisco Kid had this to say,  “We bad in a good way, it’s just music.”  Well for us, this ‘Bloodclaat riddim‘ is bad, like, fully bad! LOL.