When Shottas reached screens in 2002, it became a defining moment in Caribbean cinema — a raw Kingston-to-Miami crime saga starring Ky-Mani Marley and Spragga Benz. Directed by Cess Silvera, it traveled the diaspora on bootlegs for years before its official release, growing from underground legend into a cult classic still quoted and shared today.

Over the film's most devastating moment, one voice carried the weight of the scene. "Rain," sung by Ky-Enie King, turned a tragic farewell into something sacred — a cleansing, a release. For a generation of fans across the Caribbean and beyond, it became the emotional soul of the film.

But Shottas never had an official soundtrack release. "Rain" circulated the world on bootlegs and re-uploads, often labeled with no name at all. The voice was unforgettable; the artist behind it stayed in the shadows. This is that story — finally told.