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Cat: DIGLP 017CD. Rel: 28 Nov 24
Work To Do (4:09)
West Indies (4:07)
We Alright (4:06)
Blood, Sweat & Tears (4:23)
King Kong (3:12)
Prisoner (4:02)
Fear To Understand (feat Alborosie) (4:39)
My Queen (4:21)
Keep People Poor (4:24)
We Alright Dub (4:07)
Review: Fresh from appearing in Bob Marley biopic One Love (as one of the early, lesser-known members of the Wailers), 30-year-old Jamaican J Written (real name Jason Wright) drop his debut album - a set produced by legendary American reggae mixer Doctor Dread and featuring a stellar line-up of backing musicians (drummer Sly Dunbar included). Sitting somewhere between classic lover's rock and digital roots-reggae, the album's focal point is undoubtedly the artist's rich, soulful voice. While he does 'toast' in patois at times (see 'West Indies'), for the most part Wright showcases his full vocal range. The results are undeniably impressive, with the tender 'We Alright', ska-influenced 'King Kong', vibrant opener 'Work To Do' and exotic 'Keep People Poor' (where sitars and electric guitar solos catch the ear) standing out.
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