Alpheus - So Brave flac album

So Brave by Alpheus, released 30 March 2016 1. So Brave 2. Good Prevails Here we have another new Liquidator Music label release of quality Rock Steady sung by our ever soulful and talented Alpheus and produced by the superb Roberto Sanchez, as well as being outstandingly played by his wonderful 'Lone Ark Riddim Force’ band. This time your dynamic duo have chosen to replay a real rocksteady classic rhythm in J. Johnson's 'Crime Don't Pay' Kingstonians' cut from 1968. Also, by public and professional demand, we have included the brilliant 'roots' Rock Steady title track of Alpheus current album 'Good Prevails'.

Album · 2016 · 1 Song. Released: 30 Mar 2016. 2016 Jack Russell Music. See All. Quality Time.

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Album: So Brave - Single, 2016. Provided to YouTube by CDBaby. Released on: 2016-03-30.

Alpheus has penned this new song about a woman (a single mother) holding her strength and standing firm bravely trying to survive in society and it's harsh environment. She faces everyday problems and situations, but successfully battles them to put food on the table for her children and maintain the roof over her family's heads. Also, by public and professional demand, we have included the brilliant 'roots' rock steady title track of Alpheus current album Good Prevails. Wrong album? Let us know. Expand player Collapse player. SO BRAVE Vinyl Record.

VINYL, 7". Release date: 03/30/2016. Side A: So Brave Side B: Good Prevails. You might also like this.

Born and raised by Jamaican parents in London, UK. In the 1980's Alpheus became an active part in the London reggae scene. Aliases: Neil Martin (7). Variations

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The 14-track album, which of course featured a whole heap of classic Studio One riddims, introduced Alpheus’ rich and warm vocal delivery to the reggae world. It was obvious a major talent had arrived and although the many fans he gained through this well received set where longing for a next Studio One set it didn’t happen. Instead Alphheus started working with French duo Bost & Bim, who produced his sophomore album Everything For A Reason, which hit the streets in 2007. Halfway the album the very romantic ballad Secret Rendezvous slows things down, thus giving the listener the opportunity to take a deep breath before he/she starts to listen to the next part of this collection. The energetic sounding ska piece Pass The Test is a very entertaining effort across another classic riddim.