DANCE HALL VIBES VOL.2 – WORLD ENTERPRISE RECORDS 1986
Dance Hall Vibes Vol.2 – World Enterprise Records Overview
The reggae rhythm project from World Enterprise Records is shaped by a sound architect who knows how to keep reggae’s roots strong. The music is built on deep dub rhythms, with each track offering a fresh but classic vibe. This project stands out because it brings together some of reggae’s respected voices and musicians. Andy Williams brings his unique style to the track "Cornal Mind." Williams has worked with many reggae bands and is known for his soulful delivery. The Black Roots Band delivers "Version," giving fans a pure instrumental that lets the riddim shine. The band is respected for their tight musicianship and roots sound. Colour Man’s "Vibes Up A Sound" adds energy, showing why he is loved in the dancehall scene. David Isaacs sings "She Loves Me Now." Isaacs is well known for his classic version of "A Place in the Sun" and for working closely with producer Lee "Scratch" Perry. Frankie Jones delivers "Come Out A The Lawn," bringing his smooth voice and steady flow. Jones is known for hits in the 1980s, including "Settle for Me." This project is a strong reminder that reggae’s fire is still burning. Each artist brings something special, and the dub influence keeps the music fresh while honoring tradition. The reggae rhythm project is a true celebration of roots and culture today.
Tracklist:
- Andy Williams – Cornal Mind
- Black Roots Band – Version
- Colour Man – Vibes Up A Sound
- David Isaacs – She Loves Me Now
- Frankie Jones – Come Out A The Lawn
- I Roy – Come Dub Me Now
- I Roy – Leather A Wear
- King Kong – Over Cover Lover
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