Jah Golden Throne
Жанр: Reggae, Roots
Страна: United states
Год издания: 2012
Аудиокодек: MP3
Тип рипа: tracks
Битрейт аудио: V0
Продолжительность: 1:05:44
Источник (релизер): Scene (YARD)
Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: нет
Треклист:
- Chet Samuel - Empress Omega (4:19)
- Glen Washington - Fall On Me (4:34)
- Tippa Irie & Lloyd Brown - Make It Work (3:53)
- Lutan Fyah - Race of Life (3:42)
- Cornel Campbell & U Roy - Babylon Yuh Wrong (4:10)
- General Jah Mikey - Set A Way (4:10)
- Jahdan Blaakamoore - World Needs Love (4:02)
- Arkaingelle - Y Should See (4:13)
- Lloyd Brown - Just So That You Know (4:36)
- Pressure - Culture Inna Yuh Face (2:47)
- Prezident Brown - Towerful (4:09)
- Marcia Ball - Nowhere to Run (3:37)
- Messenjah Selah - Life to Live (4:17)
- Mr. Mention - Showers of Blessings (4:12)
- Toussaint - Crown I Got (4:10)
- Jah Bless - Highway to Zion (4:53)
Об альбоме (сборнике)
U.S. production trio Zion I Kings – David Goldfine from Zion High Productions, Alfred Laurent from I Grade and Andrew Bain from Lustre Kings – have over the past two years delivered several accomplished sets from Jahdan Blakkamoore, Perfect and former soul singer Toussaint.
And now comes a compilation with 16 tunes signed and delivered by these extremely talented and passionate producers.
'Jah Golden Throne' features original and contemporary roots riddims voiced by old and new artists from across the reggae spectrum and from around the world. It’s a set with a rich, full-bodied and rootsy sound set to stimulate heart, mind and soul.
All tunes are recorded with live instrumentation with particularly tasteful horn arrangements and a laid-back soulful vibe, especially Toussaint’s Crown I Got with its powerful harmonies or UK veteran Lloyd Brown’s Just So That You Know, a tune perfectly suited for a hammock on the beach.
On multi-faceted singer Jahdan Blakkamoore’s World Needs Love it gets more progressive and up-tempo, while still with a gentle tone.
Other notable tracks include Puerto Rican singer Chet Samuel’s Empress Omega, the Tippa Irie and Lloyd Brown combination Make it Work with its rolling bass line, Jah Bless’ beautiful saxophone instrumental Highway To Zion or raspy voiced singer General Jah Mikey’s Set A Way.
The weakest track is surprisingly the U Roy and Cornell Campbell combination Babylon Yuh Wrong, their first ever studio recording, and the only tune that has been previously released.
Compilations are usually not as cohesive and solid as 'Jah Golden Throne', which makes this is a highly impressive album from a trio that obviously knows how to work as a team.
