Sanchez Remakes Delroy Wilson’s Timeless Reggae Classic ‘Better Must Come’

Sanchez has recorded a cover version of the timeless Reggae classic Better Must Come. The original version of the song, which tells a tale about a man who is determined to succeed despite life’s challenges, was recorded by the late pioneering Reggae singer Delroy Wilson in 1970.

Wilson’s version of Better Must Come was produced by legendary Jamaican producer Edward ‘Bunny Striker’ Lee, who passed away in November last year.

The new version of the song was produced by South Florida-based sound-system selector/producer Supa Twitch of Supa Sound fame.

“Better Must Come is one of my favourite old school Reggae songs. It’s a song that carries a message that is still relevant today. I decided to produce a new version of this song to give hope to people in these trying times,” said the producer.

He added, “When I reached out to Sanchez to do this project, he was very excited to do it because Better Must is also one of his favourite songs too. I’m pleased that he was willing to record it because Sanchez is one of the most extraordinary singers in Reggae music today, and I knew that if there’s anyone who could do justice to Delroy Wilson’s song, it’s Sanchez.

Better Must Come was released Supa Twitch Muzik BWILL Productions on the 19th of February. Since then, it has enjoyed strong rotation both locally and overseas.

“I’m pleased with the response that the song is getting. It’s getting support from DJs in the Caribbean, the States, the UK, Africa and Europe. It’s a good look,” said Supa Twitch.

Supa Twitch (given name Ricardo Sanchez) also revealed that there are plans in the pipeline to do a remix of Better Must Come that will feature Sanchez and two other top acts.