Uprooted - Something For The Weekend

Review by Syed Raza Mehdi

Uprooted's album Something For The Weekend is a refreshing addition to the reggae genre. The band's unique blend of roots reggae, dub, and ska creates a sound that is both familiar and original. The album's opening track, "Good Vibes," sets the tone with its upbeat rhythm and catchy lyrics. The album continues to impress with tracks like "Rasta Love" and "Love and Unity," which showcase the band's ability to create meaningful lyrics that resonate with listeners.

The album's production is top-notch, with each instrument given its proper place in the mix. The horns and percussion add depth and texture to the tracks, while the bass and guitar provide a solid foundation. The vocals are also a standout feature of the album, with lead singer Ras Ijah delivering powerful and soulful performances throughout.

Summary by Syed Raza Mehdi

Something For The Weekend is a well-crafted album that showcases Uprooted's talent and versatility. It's a must-listen for reggae fans and anyone looking for music that uplifts and inspires.