SABWACKIE PRESENTS FIVE THE HARD WAY – TACHYON RECORDS 1989
Sabwackie Presents Five The Hard Way – Tachyon Records Overview
The new riddim from Sabwackie Presents Five The Hard Way on Tachyon Records is making big moves in sound system culture. This is the kind of music selectors love to play at yard parties and dancehall sessions. The riddim is built for big speakers, with a heavy bassline and sharp drums that get the crowd moving. It’s perfect for today’s bashment scene, where energy and lyrics are key. The architect behind this riddim is Sabwackie. Known for his work shaping dancehall sounds, Sabwackie brings together different artists to create a strong, club-ready vibe. His productions are known for their clarity and power, making them favorites among DJs. On this riddim, Dada Wasp brings two songs: "Change Your Ways" and "Vanity." Dada Wasp is known for his raw delivery and streetwise lyrics. Johnnie Rice also shines with "Cold And Lonely Night" and "Together We Stand." Johnnie Rice is respected for his smooth voice and positive messages. Legendary adds even more fire with "No Slackness" and "Ready For The World." Legendary is a familiar name in dancehall circles, always bringing a hardcore style. Michael English delivers conscious vibes with "Jah Jah Bad Them" and "They Want To Know Me." Steve Knight teams up with Legendary on "Down In Jamaica" and also gives us "Loving You," showing his versatility in the genre. This riddim is a true snapshot of the energy powering dancehall right now.
Tracklist:
- Dada Wasp – Change Your Ways
- Dada Wasp – Vanity
- Johnnie Rice – Cold And Lonely Night
- Johnnie Rice – Together We Stand
- Legendary – No Slackness
- Legendary – Ready For The World
- Michael English – Jah Jah Bad Them
- Michael English – They Want To Know Me
- Steve Knight & Legendary – Down In Jamaica
- Steve Knight – Loving You
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