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Yellam - The Musical Train (Irie Ites Records)
ReviewsOct 27, 2016

Yellam - The Musical Train (Irie Ites Records)

By Jah Rebel

Yellam's 'The Musical Train' was already announced last year with the 'Get On Board' EP, but is now finally ready to depart.

For the album, Yellam took to the Harry J studio in Jamaica, where he collaborated with Roots Radics, as evidenced in title track 'Musical Train'. Yellam's Jamaican adventure had a bitter ending though, as the day after his return to France, he learned of the murder of Lincoln 'Style' Scott. With 'Heaven's Door' Yellam made for a fitting tribute to the legendary drummer. The guest list Yellam put together for the album looks anything but shabby: most eye catching is off course the appearance of Sizzla ('Fruit Of Life'), but Skarra Muci (the catchy 'One Love Jamaica'), Perfect Giddimani ('Celebrate'), Dean Fraser (the r&b-flavored closing track 'Let's Move') and old-school deejays Trinity and Brown ('Try') make an appearance. Even though 'The Musical Train' doesn't contain any classic riddims, thanks to the production of Irie Ites you'll constantly have that impression. Excellent album that grabs you from the first to the last song!

Yellam - The Musical Train (Irie Ites Records)

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Jah Rebel
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Together with Jah Shakespear, one of the founders of Reggae.be, he first started as a critic and a reporter before in the end of 2014 becoming editor in chief. Divides his time between his two passions: music and Haile Selassie.

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ReggaeNew Roots

Published

Oct 27, 2016