Under their Taxi Label, the Rhyhm Twins produced progressive music. Much of it sounded way ahead of it's time and decades later still sounds fresh.

Michael Rose, Puma Jones and Duckie Simpson fitted perfectly in what Sly and Robbie had in mind: and so the militant character of the vocal harmony group was captured on tape.

It was a time, wherein more and more digital possibilities became available. Electronic drum kits, digital delays and reverberations all enhanced the ways of method in the studio's and Sly and Robbie were at the forefront.

And so, when Black Uhuru went from Jammy's to record for Taxi, this ment a big change for the group's sounds. They were more or less taken into this new era and not without success: many reviewers speak about Black Uhuru almost reaching the popularity status of Bob Marley, who passed away during this time.

Sinsemillia is one of the strongest Black Uhuru albums produced by Sly and Robbie. The music sounds ultra-clear, extremely danceable and yet dread serious.

This disc comes with two bonus tracks, maxi singles which can also be found on their album "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner".