 African Jamaican Culture's rhythm evokes the power of Bob Marley’s beat. The sound moves with the rhythm of heart and peace. Duruh-John expresses deep emotion in his verses and his voice is calming but powerful. He enhances the already fabulous beat of the drum and creates a song of justice. His faith is strong. Johns voice is as effective as Stephen Marley.
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“Holy mt.zion”
The lyrics paint a picture of a holy ground where the gates define equality and love. Duruh-John approaches this song differently than the other tracks, the level of his voice stays the same and raises with the chorus adding the perfect touch of mellowness.
“Jah Made Us”
The beat of the drum bounces with the beat of the listener’s heart. Either this was done intentionally or its just pure talent, my guess is pure talent. The lyrics are strong and creep up on you like words coming directly from Jah’s messenger.
“Bob Marley”
The music is extraordinary, a mix between reggae and culture. The chorus is addictive and the message is captivating. The song paints a picture of love, peace and color.
Reviewed by Gina Doost of Bryan Farrish Radio Promotion
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