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FreeMan
Reggae / Dub · 2003 · 12 tracks

FreeMan

Stately, polished roots reggae driven by hypnotic vocal chants and mournful brass. A mid-career meditation on trust, freedom, and the necessity of social change.

July 2003 · Nocturne

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A dignified and steady spiritual resolve that feels both ancient and modern.

Tracklist · 12 Tracks
01
Trust
3:56
02
We Feel It
4:06
03
Ha Ha
3:41
04
Not Guilty
4:21
05
Rock and Roll
4:17
06
Hey Dready
3:41
07
Freeman
4:40
08
Loved for Who I Am
3:31
09
Rise Up
3:48
10
Old School
3:52
11
They Can't
3:23
12
Changes
3:44
Moments Worth Listening For
The rhythmic repetition of 'Jah know' in Trust that turns a warning into a meditative mantra.
The bright, punchy horn lines on the title track that elevate the simple message of Rastafarian freedom.
The way the bassline on Changes locks into a circular groove that feels like it could last for hours.

How does FreeMan sound next to the rest of Burning Spear's catalogue?

Golden Hour+1.9σ

Golden Hour saturates this record notably more than the artist's norm.

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