Destiny, by Alborosie

Destiny

by Alborosie

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1.	Destiny (Intro) 00:38	buy track
2.	Viral 03:39	buy track
3.	Over My Shoulders (Feat. Buju Banton) 03:20	buy track
4.	Rastazeneka 03:52	buy track
5.	Faith (Feat. Jaz Elise) 03:26	buy track
6.	No Good Again 03:06	buy track
7.	Give It To Them (Feat. Burro Banton) 03:15	buy track
8.	Destination (Interlude) 00:39	buy track
9.	Royal Throne (Feat. Ezhel) 03:11	buy track
10.	Focus 03:53	buy track
11.	Nah Sell Out (Feat. Kabaka Pyramid) 03:07	buy track
12.	General 03:00	buy track
13.	I Got You 03:06	buy track
14.	Dubalist 04:11	buy track

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Reggae recording artist Alborosie announces his new album Destiny which will be released on the 26th of May via Greensleeves Records, VP Records and Shengen Entertainment. The album stays true to the artist's signature sound, a blend of authentic Roots Rock Reggae and Dub with supreme songwriting skills and lyrical prowess.

The lead single “Viral” is a bass-heavy slice of contemporary Rub-a-Dub with a conscious look at social media and its purpose in modern-day society. Despite the allure of virality, Alborosie rejects it for himself, choosing substance over gimmickry. The track is mixed and produced in Albo’s classic vintage style, with heavyweight bass, crisp drums and sirens & effects echoing off into the abyss. Destiny boasts an impressive list of collaborators with featured guest performances from such luminaries as Kabaka Pyramid, Buju Banton, Jaz Elise and Burro Banton to name but a few. Exploring themes of faith, life, love and the power of music, Albo presents a body of work that is relatable and humble, stating “I cannot make music that reflects the non-relevant. My Reggae should relate to the present...”

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released May 26, 2023

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VP Records Queens, New York

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