Reggae · August 19, 2016
40 anos depois, mestre King Jammy revisita um of the mais importantes álbuns de sua carreira!
King Jammy is one of the most prolific talents in reggae, whose career spans half a century. Nearly 40 years since the original sessions, Ki

King Jammy is one of the most prolific talents in reggae, whose career spans half a century. Nearly 40 years since the original sessions, King Jammy revisits the seminal album that launched his career as producer.
(The legendary King Jammy)
"News Sounds of Freedom" is a re-edition of Black Uhuru's "Love Crisis" (1977), featuring a variety of contemporary vocal talents. The 10-track album combines original audio with new lyrics, bringing a more current feel without failing to highlight the quality of the original sonic atmosphere.
Alborosie, Chronixx, Dre Island, Gentleman, Kabaka Pirâmide and even veteran U-Roy are among those who sign the new lyrics of this production.
(Cover of "News Sounds of Freedom")
This is not the first time "Love Crisis" has received a renewal. The original 1977 production had already been revamped in 1981 with "Black Sounds of Freedom", which not only updated its sonic quality but also presented its songs to a new and broader audience.
The role of "News Sounds of Freedom" is practically the same, proving that the essence — even 40 years later — remains strong and relevant.
(The legendary King Jammy)
REVISION
(Cover of "News Sounds of Freedom")
WHERE TO FIND IT
iTunes: Access. Spotify: Access. Google Play: Access. Deezer: Access. Napster: Access. Rádio UOL: Access. Claro Música: Access.Category
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