Jah Cure

Jah Cure presents his latest reggae single, “Risk it All,” featuring Phyllisia Ross. Released by VP Records, May 2018, this song is the perfect lovers’ anthem. And it arrives just in time to celebrate the sweetest love of all, the forbidden season of summer love. When new lovers steal moments of passion, and newlyweds display their victory over adversity.

Love and art are serious topics. And, true to form, Jah Cure continues to remind us that he is an artist with a warrior’s heart. Reflected in the rich tonality of his vocals is a life world experience. And his delivery of the lyrics reveals he is a seasoned professional with a hint of Jamaican defiance and European charm.

And this collaboration with his vocal counterpart, Phyllisia Ross, drives this point further. As a result, Cure and Ross vocals are a strategic balance of complimentary harmonies and critical differences. And the quality of the sound recording captures the unique texture this vocal fusion. With such a wealth of talent and emotions, we appreciate even more the smooth musical composition. Somehow, this sense of ease, enhances the European sound.

Interestingly, love and war inexplicably share the same rhythmic space. As in many great works of art, even a subtle presence of tension increases admiration. And when the artwork reflects the depth of character that is within its creator, we have a successful piece. As we do with this song. Perhaps, all is fair in love, war, and art. And, we can risk, suggesting this same sense of mysterious balance is also one of the reasons Jah Cure is truly an artist.