Kool Slic - Words Of Justice (Jokers Beware Mix) 1989 Debonaire Records Miami Bass Electro

Kool Slic - Words Of Justice (Jokers Beware Mix) #KoolSlic #WordsOfJustice #MiamiBass #Electro #DebonaireRecords #VinylCulture #UndergroundTechno #Breaks #OldSchoolHipHop #ElectroBass #808 #cratedigging THE DEFINITIVE MIAMI BASS WEAPON (1989) Released on the legendary Debonaire Records (DEB 1132), "Words Of Justice" is a masterclass in the aggressive, high-BPM "Middle School" Florida sound. Produced by the visionary Claudio Barrella and featuring the "Fatal Cutz" of D.J. Fizz, this track represents the raw transition from early Electro-Hop to the heavy 808-driven Bass movement that defined the South. While originally a Hip-Hop 12-inch, this record is a high-demand tool for Underground House and Techno DJs. Its frantic breakbeats and heavy sampling of Johnny Pate’s "Shaft In Africa" and The Incredible Bongo Band’s "Apache" make it a precursor to modern Florida Breaks and Electro-Techno. It shares the same DNA as early Detroit Techno and the darker side of UK Hardcore.