WORKS FOR THE FUTURE PART 2 – JAH LIFE TIME 1987
Works For The Future Part 2 – Jah Life Time Overview
Fans were quick to show love when the new roots reggae rhythm dropped this season. Social media buzzed with excitement. People said the music felt true to classic reggae, but fresh for today. Barrington Levy’s “Get Up Stand Up” stood out right away. Levy is famous for hits like “Here I Come” and has been a major voice in reggae since the late 1970s. His song on this project brought his signature style, strong and uplifting. Chicken Chest & Little Wayne teamed up for “Let Off Sup'm,” adding a playful and relaxed vibe. Chuck Turner’s “Can't Test Me” brought confident lyrics, while Conroy Smith’s “Greatest Sound Of All” reminded fans of his work in the digital dancehall era, especially his hit “Dangerous.” Cutty Ranks, known for his powerful delivery and songs like “The Stopper,” dropped “No Bad Mind,” giving the rhythm a tough edge. The music was arranged with care, showing deep respect for reggae’s roots. The label behind this release is Jah Life Time, known for quality reggae productions. Jah Life, the producer, has a long history in reggae and has worked with many top artists over the years. This reggae rhythm project carries the soul of reggae music into today’s world. It brings together legends and new energy, keeping the roots sound alive for fans everywhere.
Tracklist:
- Barrington Levy – Get Up Stand Up
- Chicken Chest & Little Wayne – Let Off Sup’m
- Chuck Turner – Can’t Test Me
- Conroy Smith – Greatest Sound Of All
- Cutty Ranks – No Bad Mind
- I Roy – Pluto Back Get Ruff
- Ignorance – Done With The Wole A Dem
- Little Twitch – Talking Twitch
- Major Worries – Product Of Jamaica
- Pad Anthony – Bum Bastick
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