POWERHOUSE PRESENTS: FINAL MISSION 1986
Powerhouse Presents: Final Mission Overview
The album collection “Powerhouse Presents: Final Mission” is showing reggae’s roots and new directions. The dub cut stands out for blending reggae with other genres, mixing deep bass and echo effects with hints of dancehall and even funk. This makes the sound fresh for today’s listeners. Al Campbell’s “One A Way Soldier” brings his smooth voice and classic style. Campbell is known for his long career in reggae, with hits like “Gee Baby” from the early 1980s. Conroy Smith’s “Indian Lady” adds a melodic touch. Smith is respected for his work in digital reggae during the 1980s. Half Pint’s “Greetings” is a highlight. Half Pint is famous for the hit “Winsome,” which was later covered by The Rolling Stones. Junior Delgado’s “Hold Me Tight” shows his deep, soulful voice. Delgado was a key figure in roots reggae, and his song “Tichen” is well known among fans. Little John’s “No Stop Say So” brings energy and youthful vibes. Sly And Robbie’s “The Final Mission” is important. Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare are legendary producers and musicians, known for shaping reggae and working with artists like Black Uhuru. Fans are loving this dub cut in reggae circles. The producer’s use of horns and heavy bass keeps the foundation strong, while each artist brings their own flavor. This album is a real celebration of reggae’s story right now.
Tracklist:
- Al Campbell – One A Way Soldier
- Conroy Smith – Indian Lady
- Half Pint – Greetings
- Junior Delgado – Hold Me Tight
- Little John – No Stop Say So
- Michael Palmer – Theres No Mean
- Nut Head – Big Already
- Sly And Robbie – The Final Mission
- Super Cat – Under Pressure
- Yellowman – Move
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