Rap, rock and reggae are among the year's best albums
From the Baltimore Sun
"Damian Marley Welcome to Jamrock
Like father, like son, Marley released a smartly produced set of songs that spotlight socio-political strife and celebrate the power of love. Though not the charismatic, transcendently soulful vocalist his father Bob was, Marley establishes his own flavor with this album, his third release. The youngest son of the reggae king worked with his half-brother, Stephen, on the production. The two mingle roots-reggae with threads of slick R&B and hard-hitting hip-hop. Easily the year's best reggae CD."
"Damian Marley
Like father, like son, Marley released a smartly produced set of songs that spotlight socio-political strife and celebrate the power of love. Though not the charismatic, transcendently soulful vocalist his father Bob was, Marley establishes his own flavor with this album, his third release. The youngest son of the reggae king worked with his half-brother, Stephen, on the production. The two mingle roots-reggae with threads of slick R&B and hard-hitting hip-hop. Easily the year's best reggae CD."
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1 Comments:
blu_butterfly
i did not write that article,
it was an excerpt from the Baltimore Sun. click the title of that article and it will take you to the paper
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