DUCK DANCE VS CHINA TOWN – JAMMY’S RECORDS 1988
Duck Dance Vs China Town – Jammys Records Overview
This season, dancehall fans are catching a serious vibe from the new yard beat making waves at every party. The rhythm is lively and full of energy, with a classic dancehall bounce that gets everyone moving. The riddim has that signature yard sound—tight drums, catchy bass, and a groove you can’t ignore. It feels fresh but still pays respect to the roots of the genre. On this release, you’ll hear standout tracks from some well-loved artists. Admiral Bailery brings his energy with “No Weh No Better Than Yard,” a tune that shows off his powerful delivery. Anthony Malvo And Daddy Lizzard team up on “Greatest Girl Lover,” reminding fans of their strong chemistry—Anthony Malvo is known for his hit “Take You to the Dance,” and Daddy Lizzard has been a staple in the dancehall scene for years. Home T delivers the smooth “Dont Throw It All Away,” while Hopeton Lewis, famous for his classic “Take It Easy,” gives us “Youre A Big Girl Now.” Johnny P, who made a mark with “Bike Back,” brings the party vibes on “Jump And Spread Out.” The riddim comes from the legendary Jammys Records, a name every dancehall fan knows. King Jammy, the producer behind the label, is famous for shaping digital dancehall in the 1980s with hits like “Under Me Sleng Teng.” This new release keeps his tradition strong. Right now, the yard beat is hot in the dancehall scene.
Tracklist:
- Admiral Bailery – No Weh No Better Than Yard
- Anthony Malvo And Daddy Lizzard – Greatest Girl Lover
- Home T – Dont Throw It All Away
- Hopeton Lewis – Youre A Big Girl Now
- Johnny P – Jump And Spread Out
- Lady English And Sister Linda – Show Me Respect
- Lecturer – Dj Find Me
- Lecturer – Every Dj Wah Bust
- Leslie Thunder – Stand Up And Fight
- Little John – Inna De Dance Again
- Michael Marshall – Another For You
- Shabba Ranks – Get Up Stand Up
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