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Living Dangerously
Reggae / Dub · 1998 · 13 tracks

Living Dangerously

Barrington Levy

Polished late-90s dancehall featuring Levy's signature 'canary' vocals over heavy, urban-influenced riddims. A bridge between roots tradition and modern pop energy.

1998 · Breakaway Entertainment

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A high-energy blend of dancehall swagger and soulful vocal mastery.

Tracklist · 13 Tracks
01
License to Thrill
4:02
02
One 4 Me
4:11
03
Saw Red
3:35
04
No Hard Evidence
3:30
05
Poor Man Cry
5:17
06
God Given World
5:01
07
One Day Soon
3:56
08
Free (Freedom)
3:50
09
One More Time
2:59
10
Bad Talk
3:51
11
Things Friend
4:55
12
Practice Makes Perfect
4:28
13
Living Dangerously
4:37
Moments Worth Listening For
The iconic vocal interplay on Saw Red where the smooth reggae melody meets a gritty punk-influenced energy.
The title track's opening 'Lawd a mercy' ad-libs that immediately establish a commanding sound system presence.
The deep, resonant bassline of Poor Man Cry providing a heavy foundation for Levy's soaring high-register trills.
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 Living Dangerously 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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