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Teacha Dee - Rastafari Way
Teacha Dee - Rastafari Way
Teacha Dee explains the Rastafari way.
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Jamaican singer and singjay Teacha Dee dropped his debut album Reggae Souljahs: Beating Babylon With Music back in 2011 and now he has released his second album Rastafari Way, a set borrowing its title from his hit song with the same name.
The album is in the same musical vein as Rastafari Way and fans of the Teacha will be familiar with production and flow. This is contemporary, positive and uplifting roots reggae with bouncy bass lines and strong melodies.
Highlights among the 13 cuts include the infectious Do Today, on House of Riddim’s Danger Zone riddim, Jah Jah is Calling, also a House of Riddim production, and the sweet Keep Me Away.
Teacha Dee is a popular performer in Europe and with this release he will hopefully gain fans both in Europe and other parts of the world.
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