Mind Control

Product description ------------------- MARLEY STEPHEN MIND CONTROL .com ---- It's hard to believe that Stephen Marley is only now making his solo debut. But as the brains (producer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, singer) of the family who has been behind the Grammy-winning careers of the Melody Makers and Damian Marley, as well as young brothers Kymani and Julian, he hasn't been slacking off or lost in a haze of ganja. Perhaps too acutely aware of the magnitude of this record, Marley finished it once, then scrapped several songs and started anew. The results this time reveal an artist who is in complete control of his medium: Some songs have a political edge; some are societal critiques; some are lullabies to his children; some are party anthems. The sound brings in such unlikely but satisfying elements as flamenco guitar and nyabinghi rhythms. Throw in guest spots from Mos Def, Ben Harper, his brothers and others, and Mind Control truly does sound like the work of a master craftsman able to weave all these different ideas into one cohesive whole. –-Tad Hendrickson P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); Review ------ "...emerges as a central figure in modern reggae. High points include the droning, trip-hop excursion "Hey Baby"; the soulful, effects-laden "You're Gonna Leave"...and two conventional reggae tracks...that would do his her proud." -- Performing Songwriter "...with the release of his first solo effort...this triple-threat entertainer is taking the Marley name to new heights." -- Jamrock Magazine "4 Stars-...dance-hall-infected reggae/hip-hop jams, carefully balancing political fire and an island-life vibe. His ease with both elements would make his her proud." -- Spin Magazine "Humble yet accomplished, the album is a quiet masterpiece--easily the best effort from a Marley progeny yet". -- Interview Magazine 3 ½ STARS "Mind Control does justice to Bob Marley's legacy...and that's saying a lot" -- Rolling Stone See more ( javascript:void(0) )

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