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"'''K.K. Bashment'''" is a [[K.K. Slider]] [[List of K.K. Slider songs|song]] in {{NH}} introduced in the {{NHVer|2.0|full}}. Bashment is another name for the {{wp|Dancehall|dancehall}} genre, which originated in Jamaica in the late 1970s as an evolution of more traditional reggae, using electronic instrumentation and loops. The aircheck is based more upon {{wp|Dancehall pop|dancehall pop}}, which combines the established dancehall sound with more mainstream western pop sensibilities. Among other elements, the aircheck prominently features clave, bass drum, and handclap sounds from a {{wp|Roland TR-808}}, a drum machine commonly used in popular music during the late 2010s (though unlike typical use of a TR-808, the bass drum's decay is set low). | "'''K.K. Bashment'''" is a [[K.K. Slider]] [[List of K.K. Slider songs|song]] in {{NH}} introduced in the {{NHVer|2.0|full}}. Bashment is another name for the {{wp|Dancehall|dancehall}} genre, which originated in Jamaica in the late 1970s as an evolution of more traditional reggae, using electronic instrumentation and loops. The aircheck is based more upon {{wp|Dancehall pop|dancehall pop}}, which combines the established dancehall sound with more mainstream western pop sensibilities. Among other elements, the aircheck prominently features clave, bass drum, and handclap sounds from a {{wp|Roland TR-808}}, a drum machine commonly used in popular music during the late 2010s (though unlike typical use of a TR-808, the bass drum's decay is set low). | ||
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