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Finding Tranquility in Turmoil, Clinton Fearon guides us to survival with positive vibrations
Daily Reggae Album Review Chris Blake Daily Reggae Album Review Chris Blake

Finding Tranquility in Turmoil, Clinton Fearon guides us to survival with positive vibrations

The smooth sounds of Clinton Fearon’s newest album “Survival Vibration” coolly reverberates and resonates through my mentality. Throughout the 11 track album, “Survival Vibration”, Clinton Fearon’s message of Rastafari could not be clearer. Each track delves into his harmonic teachings and meditations. Each impactful lyric is carefully crafted to impart wisdom upon the listener. As I listen to “Survival Vibration” I feel tranquillity wash over me.

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Kes starts summer early with “Man With No Door”
Daily Reggae Album Review Chris Blake Daily Reggae Album Review Chris Blake

Kes starts summer early with “Man With No Door”

What generally makes a reggae album great is the ability to touch multiple styles without overdoing it. Dancehall, (Honey Comb feat Busy Signal & Mood alongside Shaggy) Afrobeats (It’s Enough & Jolene) and of course Carnival appropriate Soca (Miracle) are all done marvelously by this crew. So much so that I can’t remember when I have been so hooked by a group upon a first listen. Man With a Door in short is literally a perfect album.

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Dukes Of Roots' self-titled debut album bridges continents and generations
Daily Reggae Album Review Chris Blake Daily Reggae Album Review Chris Blake

Dukes Of Roots' self-titled debut album bridges continents and generations

Dukes Of Roots' debut album titled “Duke Of Roots”, bridges continents and generations. Dukes Of Roots has produced a reggae revival album, not just in sound but in spirit. With a global lineup, featuring the Congolese vocal maestro Mermans Mosengo and Jamaica's own legends George “Fully” Fullwood, Courtney Diedrick, and Sean Diedrick, this ensemble breathes new life into roots reggae.

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The mystic Aaron Borowitz presents timeless vibes with feel-good new album Father Time
Daily Reggae Album Review Chris Blake Daily Reggae Album Review Chris Blake

The mystic Aaron Borowitz presents timeless vibes with feel-good new album Father Time

Aaron Borowitz's first solo album, "Father Time", clocks in as a 37-minute and 37-second where harmonic positivity seamlessly entwines with the spirit of reggae. Aaron Borowitz’s 11-track album incorporates a dose of majestic mushroom mysticism, accompanied by a talented batch of features. "Father Time" beckons listeners to embrace the current moment, radiate kindness, and cultivate inity. I’m a fan of the album cover, a fusion of fungi and time, that stands out as a visual prelude to the enchanting realms within.

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