PHOTOGRAPHER IN A DANCEHALL – PHOTOGRAPHER 1986
Photographer In A Dancehall – Photographer Overview
Every dance is moving to this new mix. The street anthem base is giving the crowd real energy. Compared to other mixes from the same era, this one has a harder, deeper sound. The bassline is heavy and clear, making it easy to dance all night. Some other riddims from the time had lighter, digital beats, but this one feels stronger and more powerful on the sound system. Admiral Tibet stands out with "Curfew." He is well known for his conscious lyrics and has made his mark in reggae with songs like "Serious Time." Anthony Redrose And Super Blac bring "Six Fi Nine," showing off their unique voices and style. Carl Meeks has two tracks here, "New Slang" and "We Need Love." Carl Meeks is famous for his 1980s hit "Weh Dem Fah," which is still loved by reggae fans. Daddy Lilly brings the dancehall fire with "Computer Track" and "Shocking Shocking." Junior Sledge, with "Be My Bride," adds a smooth touch to the set. The track builder, known as Photographer, is behind the strong riddim. Photographer is respected for his work as a producer and for pushing dancehall music forward. His production makes this mix stand out from others. Right now, this mix is turning every party up. The street anthem base and strong vocals from these artists make it a must-hear in dancehall.
Tracklist:
- Admiral Tibet – Curfew
- Anthony Redrose And Super Blac – Six Fi Nine
- Carl Meeks – New Slang
- Carl Meeks – We Need Love
- Daddy Lilly – Computer Track
- Daddy Lilly – Shocking Shocking
- Junior Sledge – Be My Bride
- Sister Verna – Island Over Populated
- Super Black – Whats Going On
- Warren Hutchie – In This Time
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