Alborosie Meets Roots Radics

Artwork: Courtesy of VP Music Group, Inc

Alborosie presents his latest album, Alborosie Meets Roots Radics: Dub for Radicals. Set for international publication by VP Records Music Group’s Greensleeves label, January 18, 2019, the album is available now for pre-order. And adding to the excitement of his talent and tenacity to stay true to his artistry are a few in session documentaries of Alborosie at work that is accessible through his online channel, PuppaALBO.

Alborosie Meets Roots Radics: Dub for Radicals is an intriguing and well curated ten track album. A precedent to the dedication and talent of Alborosie as an artist and businessman. Respecting the model of the sigmoid curve in business and transformational leadership, the decision to release another quality album while audiences remain captivated by Unbreakable: Alborosie Meets the Wailers United is strategic financial and relationship management at its best.

An award for his fans who are rightfully perplexed by the Grammy’s slight. And better yet, this album is a symbolic gesture that Alborosie is a legitimate talent and his primary purpose are people first. Although the nominated works of his peers are also valid, in time, everyone will get on the same stand when we realize music deserves a more expansive platform where creativity exceeds competition.

However, the dynamics of this current selection process exemplifies the high level of professionalism within Alborosie and his team. Subsequently, elevating his relatability and relevancy as an artist in reggae and the world of music. A model of constant growth that his advocating fans and first-time listeners are certain to adopt.

And from the scope of this album and a review of two sample tracks, “Dub for the Radicals” and “Midnight Dub Ravers,” we are convinced there is another revolution in reggae to commandeer the electronic market. As well, an awakening of loyal reggae and music fans in general whose interests were dullened by the contemporary styles. But the greatest increase might be the young legends through the hands on and visual models of Alborosie at work.

So far, our favoured selection is “Dub for the Radicals.” But on January 18, arguably, this will extend to more favourites added to our playlist. What more can we ask of Alborosie? More music please. In exchange, let us support great works.