CD review - I Octane - Crying to the Nation

Earlier this year, on 14.2.2012, I OCTANES long-awaited debut album "Crying to the Nation" was published at VP Records. For several years now the young artist a stir. His first hit "Stab Vampire" in 2007, released in Arrow Production. From there on it was a steep mountain on Octane is one of the most successful mitlerweile Indipentdent Artist and is gennant in the same breath as the great "consious Eldern" as Capleton and Sizzla. In 2011, he had, with "Lose a Friend", his bisherig biggest but it does not look like his last hit. Even the LP publication indulges in the hit factory no break, but throwing more Number 1 #, such as "Love di Vibes or Jiggle fi mi" on the market and the dancefloor.

It should be something for everyone. Whether Spiritual tracks like "Help I Please, Rules of Life or Zion Awaits" which give a force and remember darann ​​that there is more important than cars, houses, jewelry and money. Or melodic Liebesbaladen, melt the hearts of female listeners. (LOVEYOU, once more or Missing you remix feat. Agent Sasco) Many of his songs deal with the daily prevailing violence in Jamaica. The track "No more Violence" is a meaningful prime example with the cry no more violence, but to fight them with music. With the hit single "Lose a Friend" (2011, the single spent 16 weeks at the top of the Jamaican charts) makes the Singjay to a whole collecting personal example to the problem of violence and the resulting consequences attentive and even more than that. Each of the ever tough had to go to the grave of a loved one know my goosebumps and tears in my eyes what I! But with his combinations "All we need is love - feat Tarrus Riley" and "Space for All - feat Alborosie" he is already equal to the ideal solution of the problem and prompts better handling each other more love and respect! The whole album is perfectly rounded off with the title track "Crying to the Nation feat Tenor Saxophone legend Dean Fraser".

You can say the name of the album says it all. Trying a Aufweckschrei to the nation; a cry for: less violence, justice, freedom, love and peace. The wheel is 100% real and you can quickly identify with the lyrics. Excellent so unprecedented blend of Roots and Dancehall. The hooks are simple catchy suitable Hymmnen who sing to with einladenden.Die verses are fully loaded with Message burning line of fire a musical volcano eruption.