Released: 31/01/25
With the tight Revolutionaries band and Gregory Isaacs' strong songwriting, the deconstructed dub tracks flow seamlessly. Many titles hint at their originals—like "Public Eyes" from "John Public," "Slum" from "Party In The Slum," and "Reform Institution" from "Uncle Joe." Early hits such as "Black A Kill Black" become "Leaving," while "Leggo Beast" updates a Studio One rhythm, likely nodding to Trevor "Leggo" Douglas. The track "Nigger" reworks The Heptones' "Party Time" as "Embarrassment," and "Frozen Soul" revitalizes a Studio One classic by The Soul Vendors.