
Twin City produced by Michael Bennett, Bobby Digital, Michael Jemeison for Two Friends, Digital-B in 1988
Twin City Riddim came out in 1988 on Two Friends and Digital-B, produced by Michael Bennett, Bobby Digital and Michael Jemeison. The set pulls together a strong late-’80s lineup, with Brian Gold and Tony Gold on It’s Been So Long, Cocoa Tea on On Top of the World, Gregory Isaacs on Meet Me at the Same Corner, and Shabba Ranks on Haffi Kill Me Dead, mixing smooth singers with a sharper dancehall edge. Sugar Minott turns up on the 1989 cut Breaking Up, while Home T, King Everald, Little Twitch, Lady English and Miss Linda and Mr. Churchill help round out a session that sits squarely in the digital era. Bobby Digital was just establishing Digital-B in 1988, and this release reflects that early run with a clean, programmed backing and a lineup built for both melody and deejay impact.
Twin City Riddim Release Details
- Riddim year: 1988
- Total tracks: 11
- Unique artists on riddim: 13
- Production credits: Various Labels
- Key artists on this riddim: Cocoa Tea, Gregory Isaacs, Shabba Ranks, Sugar Minott
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 1960s-80s Riddims Archive
Twin City Riddim Tracklist:
- Brian Gold & Tony Gold – It’s Been So Long (1988)
- Cocoa Tea – On Top Of The World (1988)
- Gregory Isaacs – Meet Me At The Same Corner (1988)
- Home T – Love Can Make You Happy (1988)
- King Everald – I’ll Be There (1988)
- Lady English & Miss Linda – Big Chat Man (1988)
- Little Twitch – Stallion (1988)
- Mr Churchill – Love Soothes My Mind (1988)
- Shabba Ranks – Haffi Kill Me Dead (1988)
- Sugar Minott – Breaking Up (1989)
- Tuffest & Brian Gold & Tony Gold – Dreaming (1988)



