Legendary emcee Just-Ice sat down with Chuck Creekmur of AllHipHop on Thursday (7/4), and when the subject of KRS-One and Just-Ice utilizing dancehall and reggae in the late 1980s arose, Just-Ice revisited that period.
"I love any record that Frankie Paul makes, and I loved 'Worries in The Dance,'" Just explained. "'Moshitup' was done by Kris (KRS-One) and he knew reggae, too, so it was easy for him to do that." Just-Ice went on to explain that he did a song with Heavy D on Just-Ice's third album The Desolate One.
"It was called 'Ram Dance Session' and me and KRS spit from the top of our heads like a freestyle, nothing structured," he explained. "And Heavy D walked in, who is Jamaican, too. Heavy came in and started spittin,' and that's how that record came to fruition."