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BARRINGTON
Reggae / Dub · 1993 · 12 tracks

BARRINGTON

Barrington Levy

A high-gloss 1993 collision of Jamaican dancehall and New York hip-hop. Earth-shaking basslines meet Levy's unmistakable, acrobatic canary-cry vocals.

1993 · MCA Records

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A powerful blend of street-level confidence and vulnerable, soul-searching romanticism.

Tracklist · 12 Tracks
01
Sarvival
5:23
02
Murderer (dance Hall mix)
5:18
03
Work (Lipstick version)
3:43
04
Be Strong
4:39
05
Under Me Sensi
4:33
06
Vice Versa Love
5:17
07
Teacher
4:13
08
90% There
4:50
09
Nothing's Changed
6:02
10
Strange
4:36
11
Murderer (Jeep version)
5:08
12
Work (Singer's version)
3:51
Moments Worth Listening For
The legendary Rakim verse on the Jeep version of Murderer where hip-hop and dancehall perfectly collide.
The soaring, high-pitched vocal ad-libs on Be Strong that mimic a lead instrument.
The transition into the heavy, synthesized bassline of Under Me Sensi that defines the 90s dancehall era.
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How does BARRINGTON sound next to the rest of Barrington Levy's catalogue?

Studio Polished+2.1σ

The production is built around studio polished than this artist usually allows.

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