Ahead of her headlining Sister Nancy + Friends show at Brooklyn Bowl this Thursday, we’ve put together a playlist spotlighting dancehall’s Original Mumma. Chart the legacy of Jamaica’s pioneer female deejay with this mix of early hits (including “Bam Bam,” “One Two” and “Transport Connection”), classic collaborations with dancehall king Yellowman, and hip-hop tunes sampling her catalog from Kanye West, Lauryn Hill and more.
Stream Sister Nancy Original Mumma now on our Apple Music curator channel. If you’re not an Apple Music subscriber, preview the first 30 seconds of each track below.
Tickets to Sister Nancy + Friends at Brooklyn Bowl are available here. Listen to Sister Nancy’s recent appearance on Hot 97’s Ebro in the Morning and cop your officially-licensed, Mumma-approved Sister Nancy “Bam Bam” tee right here.
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