Check out the album mini-mix on youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0n4C9f6WUc
Title track 'Born inna Babylon' and 'Baby Father' now FREE at http://www.sativarecords.com
CD complete with 3 bonus tracks available in all good records stores NOW!
Sativa Records are pleased to announce the worldwide release of Born inna Babylon, the second album from UK Reggae Dancehall star YT.
This album picks up where YT debut album ‘Straight outta Britain’ left off. Serious amounts of conscious lyrics ably enhanced by super-heavyweight production featuring the skills of the UK’s premiere Reggae producers Curtis Lynch Jr and Dready (Formerly J.D.) as well as tracks from other top producers hailing from around Europe.
The album showcases collaborations with vocalists including the legendary Daddy Freddy, Million Stylez, Shola Ama, Blackout (JA), and the UK’s homegrown hip-hop icon – Skinnyman.
In the words of David Rodigan, YT is “an original and inspiring social commentator", a fact that is well highlighted in tracks like ‘Baby Father’, ‘Hold the Faith’ and the title track from the album ‘Born inna Babylon’.
Here's a packshot of the back of the CD complete with tracklisting...
Title track 'Born inna Babylon' and 'Baby Father' now FREE at http://www.sativarecords.com
CD complete with 3 bonus tracks available in all good records stores NOW!
Sativa Records are pleased to announce the worldwide release of Born inna Babylon, the second album from UK Reggae Dancehall star YT.
This album picks up where YT debut album ‘Straight outta Britain’ left off. Serious amounts of conscious lyrics ably enhanced by super-heavyweight production featuring the skills of the UK’s premiere Reggae producers Curtis Lynch Jr and Dready (Formerly J.D.) as well as tracks from other top producers hailing from around Europe.
The album showcases collaborations with vocalists including the legendary Daddy Freddy, Million Stylez, Shola Ama, Blackout (JA), and the UK’s homegrown hip-hop icon – Skinnyman.
In the words of David Rodigan, YT is “an original and inspiring social commentator", a fact that is well highlighted in tracks like ‘Baby Father’, ‘Hold the Faith’ and the title track from the album ‘Born inna Babylon’.
Here's a packshot of the back of the CD complete with tracklisting...
