If some of these titles look familiar, itrsquos because theyrsquore among thenbspmost majestic roots and culture songs ever recorded, and by singersnbspwhose credentials are beyond question. All tracks feature the originalnbspartists and even the actual seventiesrsquo vocal in some cases, but thenbsprhythms have been recreated with todayrsquos soundsystems in mind and arenbspheard at their very best when roaring out of giant speaker boxes,nbspgreeted by a forest of raised hands and with a deejay at the mic. Producers Mafia amp Fluxy include reggae legends Bunny ldquoStrikerrdquo Lee andnbspFat Man among their mentors, and their mastery both in the studio and onnbspstage is unrivalled outside of Jamaica. The way these two brothers playnbspdub will make the hairs on the back of your neck stand up whilst thenbspmessages in songs like Every Tongue Shall Tell, Declaration Of Rights,nbspNo Peace and Fittest Of The Fittest are relevant as ever but then thenbspmusic on this album isnrsquot dated, and is reggae, roots and culture fornbspthe ages.
