‎Theory of Reggaetivity by Agent Sasco (Assassin) on iTunes

14 Songs, 39 Minutes

EDITORS’ NOTES

Assassin eschews his usual dancehall backing for an exclusively reggae set, where his raspy voice and expressive lyrics add gravitas to solemn, reflective topics. Like fellow gravel-throated deejay Buju Banton, the toaster delivers his vocals with booming authority, whether over stout one-drop riddims (“Stronger,” "Feel Highrie”), retro rub-a-dub grooves (“Mix Up”), or even spry ska shuffles (“No Slave," with Chronixx). All are enhanced by striking live musicianship, and the vintage ‘80s-style arrangements of “Reggae Origin”—plus those contemplative verses—epitomize Assassin’s heartfelt embrace of Jamaica’s gift to the world.

EDITORS’ NOTES

	TITLE		TIME
	Theory of Reggaetivity		2:20
	What Is Reggae (feat. AC, LC & JC)		0:09
	Reggae Origin		4:01
	Health and Wealth (Kingston Mix)		3:44
	Lc Intro (feat. LC)		0:09
	Feel Highrie		3:57
	Mix Up		2:39
	Crazy (feat. Elesia Limura)		2:35
	Africa		3:34
	J-O-B (Skit)		0:49
	No Slave (feat. Chronixx)		5:16
	Stronger		3:47
	Day in Day Out		3:08
	Country Bus		3:26

4.9 out of 5

34 Ratings

VERSATILE AND SOPHISTICATED!!!!

This album shows the versatility and sophistication of Agent Sasco. It's a compilation of great music that makes you feel like dancing, rocking, and singing. The message in every song is so powerful.
Hands down, an amazing album! Love it! Get it!!....Misch-ka-mae👍🏾

#BroughtBackOurReggae

After over a month I am still tryin to determine which track is my favorite. Everytime I listen to the album in its entirety, I discover new words, meanings and even visions that have been craftfully placed on the canvas of the the most melodic beats I've heard in a loooong time. Agent Sasco has definitely brought back meaningful music and has proved that music still lives in Jamaica, and that Dancehall/Reggae can have more depth than just rhyming to a beat. Thank you for bringing back our reggae!!!