Along with Buju Banton and Sizzla, Capleton spearheaded dancehall’s return to reggae tradition, tackling Rastafarian spiritual themes and using classic roots reggae as a musical foundation. Capleton’s first single was the risqué “Bumbo Red,” which was banned from Jamaican radio for its sexually explicit lyrics, but became a huge word-of-mouth hit. Hip-hop remixes of his songs “Tour” and “Wings in the Morning” (the latter of which featured a guest spot from Method Man) made Capleton a significant crossover success on the rap and dance singles charts.