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PERFECT
Giddimani
Release date :
07-24-2006
Label :
DHF Productions / Nocturne
Tracklist :
1. Tyme
2. Market place
3. Interlude
4. Hand cart bwoy
5. Wingless earth angel
6. For sure
7. Amerimaka
8. 8 gangsters
9. Black marcus
10. Love has found its way
11. Cry me a river
12. All i`ve got
13. Rasta rebel
14. Nuh badda mi
15. Hit dem
16. Sersi-t
17. For ma family
18. Little old lady
Listen :
All I've got
Related video :
Perfect - Hit dem
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REVIEW
Review written by Alexandre Tonus
on Tuesday, September 12th 2006 - 17 544 views
Although eagerly awaited, Perfect's first album came out at the end of this summer rather discreetly. Produced by the Austrian label DHF Records and distributed in our parts by Nocturne, this first opus nevertheless deserved a closer look, Perfect having proved in recent years that, like Fantan Mojah, he had become one of the unmissable figures of the current reggae scene.
Made up of 17 tracks, this record takes in most of the singles that made the young singjay's name: Hand cart bwoy of course, but also the excellent Amerimaka, Black Marcus on the Maroon riddim or All I've got on the Real life. There are also other, slightly lesser-known singles, all of quality, such as the calm and meditative Tyme on the Brighter riddim and The little old lady on The trod, or, in the purest reggae tradition, For sure on the Dutty rub, a modern version of the Mad mad, Nuh badda mi on the Sick and For ma family on the Hard drugs, as well as the excellent anti-G8 diatribe 8 gangsters on the Solid ground or the very hip hop Hit dem on Tiger Records' Rasta bounce.
Even if one may regret not finding certain songs such as Johnny on the Chapter a day or Giddimani questions on the Giddimani, which is nevertheless the title of the album, we will all the same appreciate having a few new tracks to sink our teeth into. Six in number, among these unreleased tracks one finds only very good reggae tunes, such as Market place, Wingless earth angel, Cry me a river, Rasta rebel and Sersi-T. The only small cloud over the picture is the cover of Dennis Brown's superb Love has found its way, whose original reggae rhythm has been sanitised to the extreme, giving a soul-soup result that is barely listenable.
To finish, we will say that, without being able to claim the status of album of the year, this first effort from Perfect nonetheless fulfils its mission with brio, constituting a good summary of the early part of the meteoric career of the bobo and a very good introduction to his talent and his potential for any neophyte fan of the new roots trend. Moreover, combined with his stage performance this summer closing the Ja'Sound, this album definitively proves that Perfect now has a good length's lead over his sidekick Fantan Mojah, whose album had left only a very mixed impression. To be bought without hesitation, then. |
album excellent je le conseille atout les amateurs de bonne vibration !!du son pur venant direct de jamaique!!! ca fait du bien !!!un vrai artiste pas assez connu a mon gout !!!!big up pour perfect !!!
BIG UP
She get whole heap a love and joy from the handcart bwoy...
Perfect Ah Perfect!
So, tell me what are you looking at!
Big, Big Up
Yes I A,
BIG UP FOR MR PERFECT...BIG UP
Perfect, c'est une nouvelle révélation de Nu-Roots, MAXIMUM RESPECT BIG RESPECT
le monde se transforme gentiment en du Nu-Roots à 100%, ca veut dire qu'on a réussi
Tout les Singjah de la planète, chant spiritual music Hi, Root Rock Reggae
Bob Marley, the Buffalo soldier is not death...
EMMANUEL I SELASSIE JAH RASTAFARI
One Love
Rest in peace...
big up perfect you have a big big music talent for me its true you are perfect giddimani man
pour ceux qui ne trouvent pas cet album on peut le choper sur le site de nocturne
a se procurer de toute urgence une pure tuerie
en plus des pures tunes tels amerimaka hand cart bwoy ou hit dem on peut trouver gangsters, wingless earth angel et pleins d'autres
pour tous ceux qui kiffent perfect à ne pas hésiter
bless
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