Born Jamericans - Kids From Foreign LP

Born Jamericans – Kids From Foreign (LP) is the debut album from the influential reggae fusion duo, blending dancehall energy, hip-hop attitude, and roots reggae foundations into a vibrant and genre-crossing release. Originally emerging in the mid-1990s, the record captures the group’s distinctive bilingual flow and culturally hybrid sound.

The album is driven by rhythmic basslines, crisp drum programming, and melodic hooks that balance streetwise lyricism with uplifting, party-ready grooves. It reflects the duo’s Jamaican-American identity, seamlessly weaving patois-inflected vocals with contemporary urban production styles.

Tracks throughout Kids From Foreign showcase a fusion of dancehall deejay style and hip-hop phrasing, creating a dynamic interplay between rap delivery and reggae cadence. The production is warm yet punchy, designed for both sound system culture and mainstream crossover appeal.

Lyrically, the album explores themes of identity, diaspora experience, street life, and celebration, delivered with charisma and an accessible, high-energy tone. It stands as a key example of 90s reggae fusion, helping bridge reggae traditions with emerging hip-hop influences.

1. Instant Death Interlude    
2. Warning Sign    
3. So Ladies    
4. Sweet Honey    
5. Informa Fe Dead    
6. Boom Shak A-Tack (Dancehall Remix)
7. Cease & Seckle    
8. Ain't No Stoppin'    
9. Why Do Girls    
10. Oh Gosh    
11. Nobody Knows