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A Little Time for Jah
reggae · 2003 · 14 tracks

A Little Time for Jah

Max Romeo's 2003 offering delivers deep, spiritual roots reggae. Unhurried grooves and a weathered voice invite contemplation and peace.

2003 · Mediacom

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A Little Time for Jah" is a deeply resonant journey into the heart of roots reggae, guided by the seasoned wisdom of Max Romeo. This album isn't about fleeting trends or high-octane energy; it's a patient, profound exploration of faith, identity, and social consciousness, delivered with an unmistakable spiritual gravitas. The rhythms are foundational, built on a bedrock of heavy, pulsing basslines and steady, intricate drumming, creating a meditative flow that encourages introspection. It's the kind of music that settles into your soul, offering both comfort and quiet defiance.

Tracklist · 14 Tracks
01
Milk and Honey
3:48
02
Time 4 Jah
3:56
03
Time 4 Jah (acoustic version)
3:51
04
Life
3:25
05
With God on Our Side
4:46
06
Scally Wally
3:43
07
Time Bomb
3:58
08
Kidz R People
3:53
09
Kidz R People (version)
3:56
10
Judas Eye Get Red
3:13
11
Judas Eye Get Red (version)
3:10
12
Poor People
3:10
13
Set It Off
3:55
14
Set It Off (version)
4:24
Moments Worth Listening For
The way the deep, resonant bassline anchors the entire rhythm on track 2, creating an almost hypnotic pulse.
Max Romeo's raw, impassioned vocal delivery on track 5, particularly during the chorus, conveying a profound sense of spiritual conviction.
The subtle, echoing dub effects that wash over the instrumental break on track 8, extending the meditative atmosphere.
The interplay between the skanking guitar and the bubbling organ on track 11, providing a classic roots reggae texture that feels both familiar and fresh.

How does A Little Time for Jah sound next to the rest of Max Romeo's catalogue?

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The writing leans a touch further into spirituality than the rest of the catalogue.

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