YARD STYLE CHRISTMAS – MIC PRODUCTIONS 1981
Yard Style Christmas – Mic Productions Overview
Behind some of the most memorable reggae sounds is Mic Productions, a group known for shaping deep and conscious reggae riddims. Their influence can be heard in today’s roots sessions, where their music still plays a big part in the reggae scene. Let’s talk about the artists who brought these riddims to life. Barrington Levy And Trinity deliver two standout tracks: "Flash Your Dread" and "I Saw Mommy Kiss A Dreadlocks." Barrington Levy is famous for his powerful voice and big hits like "Here I Come," and he’s worked with many top reggae and dancehall artists over the years. Trinity, a respected deejay, adds his signature style to these songs. Carlene Davis And Trinity shine on "Santa Claus Do You Ever Come To The Ghetto." Carlene Davis is well-known for her uplifting reggae songs and has been a strong voice in Jamaican music for decades. Home T And Trinty bring a rootsy vibe with "Dub It For Christmas." Home T is recognized for their smooth harmonies and their work with other reggae legends. Jah Irie Chorus Feat D Fraser and D Fraser - Sensimilla both present "Sensimilla," adding a conscious message to the mix with D Fraser’s vocals. Tamlins And Trinity close with "Silent Night," showing the deep soul that reggae brings to the season. This roots drop truly shows reggae’s heart and spirit this time of year.
Tracklist:
- Barrington Levy And Trinity – Flash Your Dread
- Barrington Levy And Trinity – I Saw Mommy Kiss A Dreadlocks
- Carlene Davis And Trinity – Santa Claus Do You Ever Come To The Ghetto
- Home T And Trinty – Dub It For Christmas
- Jah Irie Chorus Feat D Fraser – Sensimilla
- Tamlins And Trinity – Silent Night
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