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Inna Heights
Reggae / Dub · 1997 · 18 tracks

Inna Heights

Buju Banton

A spiritual pivot where dancehall's roughest voice meets the deep, organic warmth of roots reggae. Powerful, conscious, and anchored by massive basslines.

1997 · Penthouse Records

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A powerful blend of spiritual reverence and street-level resilience.

Tracklist · 18 Tracks
01
Our Father in Zion
0:30
02
Hills and Valleys
4:41
03
Inter Lingua
0:25
05
African Pride
3:50
06
Cry No More
4:00
07
My Woman Now
4:09
08
Small Axe
4:04
09
Inter Lingua
0:26
10
Redder Than Red
3:55
11
Single Parent
4:08
12
Inter Lingua
0:17
14
Close One Yesterday
4:26
15
Inter Lingua
0:22
16
Love Dem Bad
4:09
17
Love Sponge
3:40
18
Inter Lingua
0:24
19
Mother's Cry
3:49
20
54/46
3:59
Moments Worth Listening For
The transition from the reverent 'Our Father in Zion' into the massive, rolling bassline of 'Hills and Valleys'
The gravelly intensity of the 54/46 cover where the vocal grit perfectly matches the narrative of incarceration
The sudden, bright shift into the romantic, smooth-sailing melody of 'Love Sponge' amidst the heavier social themes
Where This Album DepartsEach spoke is a trait. The orange shape shows where this album pulls away from — or holds to — the rest of the artist’s catalogue. Tap for more.

How does Inna Heights sound next to the rest of Buju Banton's catalogue?

Golden Hour+3.3σ

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