MUD SLINGING – SINBAD PRODUCTION 198X
Mud Slinging – Sinbad Production Overview
The sound system cut for this dancehall riddim came together late at night in the studio, with everyone focused on building a track that would shake up the dance. Sinbad, the producer, was at the controls. He is known for his sharp ear and always wants the music to hit hard in the dancehall. Sinbad made sure every artist got the right moment on the track, giving each voice space to shine. First up is Apachie Scratchy with “When Mi Start.” He brings real energy, and his style gets everyone moving. Then you have Colin Roache, who sings “Lady.” Colin is well known for his smooth voice, and his song “Lady” is a favorite for many dancehall fans. Conroy Smith steps in with “Angel.” Conroy is famous for his 1987 hit “Dangerous,” and here he brings that same strong delivery. Early Black’s tune is “God Soon Come.” He gives the riddim a serious, thoughtful vibe. Hugo Barrington comes with “Girls Know When To Cry.” He’s known for his catchy hooks and always gets the crowd singing along. This sound system cut is now a key part of today’s sound clashes. Selectors love to play it because the energy is just right and the crowd always responds. Each artist brings their own style, making this riddim a real standout in the dancehall scene.
Tracklist:
- Apachie Scratchy – When Mi Start
- Colin Roache – Lady
- Conroy Smith – Angel
- Early Black – God Soon Come
- Hugo Barrington – Girls Know When To Cry
- Major Bones – Tek Life
- Papa San – Chill
- Presley – Ladder Of Success
- Shaka Samba – Don No Run A Foreign
- Stonewall Jackson – I Believe
- Tuffest – Duck Him
- Voiceroy – From A Distance
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