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Money Move
Reggae / Dub · 1984 · 8 tracks · 28m

Money Move

Barrington Levy

High-register vocal trills meet earth-shaking basslines. A lean, eight-track masterclass in the transition from roots to the electric energy of early dancehall.

1984 · Sonic Sounds

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A confident and rhythmic celebration of vocal agility set against heavy, grounded basslines.

Tracklist · 8 Tracks · 28m
01
Money Move
3:41
02
Jah Saved My Life
3:46
03
True Love
3:27
04
Misunderstanding
3:49
05
I Feel Free
3:25
06
Hard to Believe
3:09
07
Come in a Dance
3:15
08
Suffer the Little Children
3:32
Moments Worth Listening For
The sudden leap into a piercing falsetto trill during the title track that cuts through the thick bassline.
The way the drums drop into a skeletal dub-inflected rhythm on 'Jah Saved My Life', leaving the vocals completely exposed.
The rhythmic interplay between the staccato guitar chops and the vocal ad-libs on 'Come in a Dance'.
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