TWIN CITY RIDDIM produced by TWO FRIENDS RECORDS 1988
Twin City Overview
Twin City Riddim is making a strong impact in today’s reggae scene, especially through its dub version. The dub cut is getting regular play on sound systems, where DJs and selectors use it to energize the crowd and show off their mixing skills. This version highlights the bass and drums, letting the rhythm shine and giving space for toasting and live effects. Sound system culture has always depended on these kinds of instrumentals to keep dances lively and offer a foundation for vocal improvisation. At the center of this project is TWO FRIENDS RECORDS, a respected label in reggae and dancehall. Founded by Mikey Bennett and Patrick Lindsay in Jamaica, the label is known for producing hits in the late 1980s and 1990s. They have worked with many top artists and helped shape the digital reggae sound. Their productions often blend smooth harmonies with strong rhythms, making them favorites for both radio and dancehall. The riddim brings together well-known voices. Brian & Tony Gold? deliver "It's Been So Long," while Cocoa Tea? is featured on "On Top Of The World." English & Miss Linda?? appear with "Big Chat Man." Gregory Isaacs, famous for his classic "Night Nurse" album, contributes "Meet Me At The Same Corner." Home T, known for their vocal group style, offer "Love Can Make You Happy." Each artist adds their unique style, helping the riddim reach new listeners and sound system fans alike.
Twin City Tracklist:
- Brian & Tony Gold? – It’s Been So Long
- Cocoa Tea? – On Top Of The World
- English & Miss Linda?? – Big Chat Man
- Gregory Isaacs – Meet Me At The Same Corner
- Home T.- Love Can Make You Happy
- King Everald?? – I’ll Be There
- Little Twitch? – Stallion
- Mr. Churchill? – Love Soothes My Mind
- Shabba Ranks?? – Haffi Kill Me Dead
- Tuffest & Brian & Tony Gold – Dreaming
- Version- Twin City
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