A Reggae label, owned by Count Shelly and handled by Third World (q.v.). Solid Sound managed at least a couple of seven-inch singles, both of them in 1977; numbering was in an SS-000 series. First out of the blocks was 'Love' by The Main Attractions (SS-001); second - and last, if googling is anything to go by - was Frankie J. & The Aggrovators' 'Ghetto Feelings' (SS-002). SS-003, 'Don't Walk Away' by TMT came out in 1979 and appears to have been twelve-inch only, as does Hopeton Junior's 'Whip Down Wicked Man' (SSD-001). The last two had black labels with the company's name in a different type of font.
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