Barrington Levy Roots Radics Band
Many Changes In Life / Look Youthman

Is there a more famous nutcase in music than Lee Scratch Perry? The legendary producer is still very much on the musical money, though, no matter how weird he gets in person. This record for Stones Throw finds him working with Peaking Lights' Aaron Coyes and Argentinian dubber Ivan Diaz Mathe on a series of heavyweight tunes that are brilliantly psychedelic. The title track is a cosmic stepper then "No Age" is a wandering dub with oodles of trippy effects and stoner leads that make way for some of his textbook vocal musings on "Magik." After immersive closer "No Age" you'll be keen to do it all again.

This new album entitled "The Arch" catches the essence of the music of the one we now call "the raggamuffin princess"! The musicians, mostly multi-instrumentalists, use modern, but also vintage techniques, giving their instrumental authentic flavors. Soom T, as usual, manages to deliver highly committed lyrics while retaining a certain lightness to it. This new album is also the reflection of her Christian philosophy, as its title “The Arch” and artwork suggests, based on an extensive study of the gospels that have influenced all the songs.TRACKLISTING :SIDE AA1. Original That's MeA2. Salute to the BossA3. Sold Out to the DevilA4. I Saw a SignA5. Love the PeopleA6. Likkle EnglandSIDE BB1. What Do I DoB2. Master of Your HouseB3. Son FingerB4. Vampire of the EmpireB5. World Be BetterB6. Far From Home

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