Mission Impossible – Power House

“Mission Impossible” cuts like a late-’80s Power House session with real weight in the rhythm section, all sharp drum programming, rubbery bass and that lean, urgent movement that George Phang’s productions were known for. The selector’s mix of voices keeps it lively: Al Campbell and Freddie McGregor bring the sweeter tenor touch, Frankie Paul leans into his restless edge, while Johnny Osbourne, Linval Thompson and Peter Metro ride the cut with more grit and personality. Sly and Robbie’s own “Mission Impossible” slot locks in the instrumental side of the record, and Winston Hussey and Weedie Dread help round out a set that feels rooted in the tougher dancehall moment Power House helped define in 1987.