Why this album works
'Rise Them Up' is significant for its exploration of socio-political themes amidst upbeat melodies, resonating deeply with fans in Jamaica and beyond. The album's message of empowerment and resistance contributed to Capleton’s reputation as a powerful voice in reggae music during this era.
- Best for
- steady mid-tempo celebration vibes uplifting anthems for resilience infectious rhythms for group enjoyment
- Context
- By 2007, Capleton was already a well-established artist in the reggae scene, having released several influential albums since the early '90s. 'Rise Them Up' came after his critically acclaimed works like 'More Fire' (2000) and marked a continuation of his commitment to socially conscious themes in music.
- Stylistic neighbors
- LL Cool J· Caparezza· Mariah Carey· Jennifer Lopez· D'banj· Missy Elliott· Mary J. Blige· Black Eyed Peas
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Jah Jah Lives Standout 3:01
- 2 Hidden Secrets 3:42
- 3 Who Dem 3:18
- 4 Why Worry 3:15
- 5 Rise Them Up 1:30
- 6 Gimmi Little 3:18
- 7 Hands Up 3:27
- 8 Fool 3:02
- 9 Get Us Out Standout 1:22
- 10 Dem Doom 4:10
- 11 Sell Out 3:41
- 12 Spread the Love Standout 4:06
- 13 Can’t Stop This 3:09
- 14 Loving You 2:47
- 15 Do Them So 3:28
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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