Sensitive to a Smile
Herbs · 1987
56 min · 14 tracks · Pacific reggae
A vibrant blend of reggae rhythms and reflective lyrics that capture the spirit of Pacific island life.
Top tracks — play these first
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E Papa — As the album's opening track, 'E Papa' sets a powerful tone with its celebration of heritage and family ties, showcasing the band's strong lyrical focus on identity.
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Sensitive to a Smile — 'Sensitive to a Smile' blends infectious melodies with heartfelt lyrics about love and connection, embodying the band's ability to merge personal storytelling with broader cultural themes.
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No Nukes — This track highlights Herbs' political stance against nuclear testing, illustrating their role as activists through music while maintaining an accessible reggae feel that resonates widely.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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No Nukes
The bridge introduces a stark shift in tone, using imagery of destruction to emphasize the consequences of nuclear policies.
This moment starkly contrasts the song's otherwise upbeat vibe, creating a jarring effect that underscores the urgency of its message.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 E Papa 2:04
- 2 Travellin in Style 4:18
- 3 No Nukes 4:15
- 4 Sunshine at Night 3:31
- 5 Sensitive to a Smile 4:34
- 6 Rust in Dust 3:28
- 7 Listen 4:33
- 8 Station of Love 3:53
- 9 Pay the Man 3:54
- 10 Jah Knows 3:03
- 11 Karanga / Long Ago 4:53
- 12 Nuclear Waste 4:31
- 13 French Letter 5:21
- 14 Repatriation 4:13
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