SOUND CLASH 89 SOUND 1 – SUPER POWER 1989
Sound Clash 89 Sound 1 – Super Power Overview
Sound Clash 89 Sound 1 is a dancehall riddim that still gets big play in today’s party sets. The music stands out for its powerful rhythm and steady pace, making it a favorite for selectors and fans. This collection came out during a strong era for dancehall, when many riddims were packed with energy and top artists. Compared to other dancehall collections from the late 1980s, Sound Clash 89 Sound 1 holds its own with a tight, driving beat and a line-up of well-known voices. Anthony Malvo’s “Test Sound Boy” is one of the highlights. Malvo is respected in dancehall and reggae, and he later had chart success with “Take You to the Dance” alongside Tiger. Brian & Tony Gold’s “Pass Me A Dub Plate” brings smooth harmonies; the duo is famous for their hit “Compliments of Your Kiss” with Red Dragon. Bunny General delivers “Must Get Defeat,” showing his skills that made him a regular on sound systems. Daddy Lizard’s “We Run The Border” is another strong track—Daddy Lizard is known for his work with Flourgon and his energetic style. Johnny Osbourne’s “My Sound A Say One” is a standout. Osbourne is a legendary figure, known for songs like “Buddy Bye” and the album “Truths and Rights.” Other tracks like “Sound A Sound” by Johnny P and “King Champion” by King Everald keep the energy high. The studio hand’s work is clear in the crisp mixing and lively sound, which help the riddim stay fresh decades later.
Tracklist:
- Anthony Malvo – Test Sound Boy
- Brian & Tony Gold – Pass Me A Dub Plate
- Bunny General – Must Get Defeat
- Daddy Lizard – We Run The Border
- Johnny Osbourne – My Sound A Say One
- Johnny P – Sound A Sound
- King Everald – King Champion
- Mikey Melody – My Sound
- Pad Anthony – Show Down
- Shaka Demus – Bad Sound Man
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