SILVER DOLLAR – BLACK SCORPIO 1987
Silver Dollar – Black Scorpio Overview
The street anthem base has always been important in dancehall music. It gives the songs a strong, energetic foundation that makes people want to move. This new bashment project uses that energy to bring together some of the most respected names in reggae and dancehall. Admiral Bailey, known for his classic hit “Big Belly Man,” brings his signature style to “When Mi Gone.” His voice and flow are unmistakable, and fans always look forward to his powerful delivery. Atomic adds a fresh vibe with “Defend It,” showing why he is becoming a favorite for dancehall lovers who want something new and exciting. Capleton, who is famous for hits like “Tour” and his fiery stage presence, delivers “Somebody.” His track stands out with strong lyrics and a catchy hook. Cocoa Tea, a singer with a smooth voice and known for songs like “Rikers Island,” offers “After The War,” bringing a thoughtful message over the driving riddim. Commanchie’s “Girls Know Fi Dress” adds a playful touch to the project, celebrating dancehall fashion and culture. Other highlights include Gregory Isaacs with “Troubled Woman,” and the duo Mafia & Fluxy with “Silver Dollar Version,” showing their skills as both musicians and producers. Fans are excited about this project, as it captures the real street energy that makes dancehall music so powerful.
Tracklist:
- Admiral Bailey – When Mi Gone
- Atomic – Defend It
- Capleton – Somebody
- Cocoa Tea – After The War
- Commanchie – Girls Know Fi Dress
- Gregory Isaacs – Troubled Woman
- Itchy Ranks & Super Frass – Woman Run Things
- Johnny P – Mr. Man Deh
- Macka B – Airport Problem
- Mafia & Fluxy – Silver Dollar Version
- Papa San – Mix Up Style
- Pinchers – Stay Far