ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST RIDDIM produced by EXPLOSION/MIDNIGHT ROCK/VOLCANO 1981-83
Another One Bites The Dust Overview
Roots reggae is at the heart of this new compilation, but the music also mixes with other styles. The riddim has a deep, steady beat that gives every track a strong roots vibe. At the same time, you can hear touches of dancehall and even pop in some songs. This makes the collection lively and fresh. Clint Eastwood and General Saint bring energy to their track, "Another One Bite The Dust." This duo is famous for their playful style and for crossing reggae with pop. Their version here shows how reggae can blend with other genres and still keep its roots feeling. Toyan’s "Toyan On The Go" adds a classic deejay style, showing why he was popular in the early 1980s. Don Carlos, with "Isabel," gives the riddim a soulful touch. Don Carlos is well known for his time with Black Uhuru, one of reggae’s most respected groups. Yellowman’s "Jamaica A Little Miami" brings his unique dancehall flavor. Yellowman was the first dancehall artist to sign with a major American label, Columbia Records. Johnny Osbourne’s "Baccara" and Jah Thomas’s "Advice From A Doctor" keep the roots flowing. Captain Sinbad’s "Redication Dey Bout" adds more classic deejay vibes. EXPLOSION/MIDNIGHT ROCK/VOLCANO, the producer behind this release, played a big role in shaping 1980s reggae and dancehall. Their sound system and label helped launch many careers. This compilation keeps reggae steady and strong today.
- Clint Eastwood & General Saint – Another One Bite The Dust
- Toyan – Toyan On The Go
- Don Carlos – Isabel
- Yellowman – Jamaica A Little Miami
- Johnny Osbourne – Baccara
- Jah Thomas – Advice From A Doctor
- Captain Sinbad – Redication Dey Bout
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