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Jah Cure, “Freedom Blues”
A new Jah Cure album? Not at all. The tracklisting is worrying, and listening confirms it: the 16 tracks that make up this opus have almost all been available for months or even…
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Yami Bolo, “Ministry”
Discover the Ministry of Mr Rolando Mc Lean aka Yami Bolo. With this album, released on the French label Ilights Records, Yami treats himself and surrounds himself with…
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Kingston Five, “The new sound of reggae”
A compilation put together by a collective of producers, engineers and musicians, Kingston 5 offers us a very heterogeneous set designed to present the diversity of the Jamaican…
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Ras Attitude, “Love Life”
"Love Life" is Ras Attitude's second album. For this opus, the singjay has invited other St Croix artists affiliated with Sound V.I.Zion: Mosiah, Batch, Ambassada, Mada Nile and…
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Midnite, “Let live”
"Let Live" is the fourth joint effort from Midnite and the I Grade Records label. This new meeting takes the form of a meditative, polished and modern reggae that drifts towards…
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Richie Spice, “Spice in your life”
After tearing up the Jamaican charts, Richie Spice, one of the most in-demand singers of the moment, finally releases his new album "Spice in your life". A much-awaited release…
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Dean Fraser, “Kill Dem Wid Sax”
Few Jamaican instrumentalists enjoy a popularity equal to that of the singers. Dean Fraser, one of the island's most brilliant saxophonists, is one of them. Unmissable, he…
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Dezarie, “Gracious mama africa”
Dezarie, renamed Roots Empress, releases "Gracious Mama Africa" in 2003 on Afrikan Roots Lab. If only one year passed between her two albums, it is because her first, "Fya", was…
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Mada Nile, “Rise today”
"Rise Today" is one of the very good albums of the Sound V.I. Zion catalogue. It is further proof of the precocity of the St Croix artists. It is also a good demonstration of the…
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Batch, “Keep the faith”
"Keep the Faith" is Batch's second solo album. It was released in 2004 on his own label: Sound V.I.Zion Records. It follows "Who you are" (2003) which, with a massive sound and…