Ghetto Children / Dessus Jammin

From the label:

Death Is Not The End's 333 sub-label digs out a synth-heavy early 80s disco/punk-inflected reggae 45 from short-lived Birmingham group Dessus. Originally formed around 1976 under the initial name Odessus Dessus spent the late 70s performing a selection of reggae covers and original compositions in venues across the UK though mostly in the West Midlands area with a stint supporting local group Steel Pulse on tour. Meeting the band in a chip shop on Soho Road Birmingham British Cypriot record producer Kim Nicoloau asked to sit in on a rehearsal and subsequently booked them in for a session at engineer Gary Lucas' Spaceward Studios in Cambridge. 4 tracks in total were laid down over a 2 day period in early December 1980 with Ghetto Children and b-side Dessus Jammin' eventually seeing release shortly after on an extremely limited pressing on Ellie Jay Records (a short lived outfit that provided cheap P&D deals for jobbing bands and producers).