Reggae Angels

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Remember Our Creator

Self-Released, 2021

8/10

Listen to Remember Our Creator

The Reggae Angels align themselves with the production duo of Sly and Robbie on this 2 disc package, where their optimistic song craft and spiritual wordplay addresses themes of love, patience and contentment.

“Contentment” starts the listen with some cozy atmosphere before segueing into a rhythmic and laid back, groove friendly climate, and this formula continues to “One Heart”, where bright brass from Dean Fraser and soothing backing vocals alongside the clever guitar work won’t go unnoticed.

Deeper into Disc 1, “Look To The Good” radiates a positive message amid dynamic, flowing instrumentation that’s quite soulful, while “Goodness” benefits from Fraser’s saxophone and strategic drumming from Alton Vanhorne as some of the best singing on the record adds much beauty. “It Is Possible”, an especially great tune, then weaves rock’n’roll ideas into the island flavored breeziness that’s as irresistible as it is timeless.

Further on, “Tribulations” emits some spacey sounds alongside the sweet melody and well time backing vocals thanks to Ellenore Walters, and “Strive” exits the listen with more emphasis on drumming as keys and Dwight Pinkney’s guitar flow together seamlessly.

Disc 2 is all the tracks from Disc 1, but done Dub style, which presents another avenue that Reggae Angels shine in, and it works as a perfect companion to the multifaceted reggae of the first disc.

Reaching 15 studio albums is an impressive feat for anyone, and Reggae Angels prove that frontman Peter “Fenton” Wardle’s attention to detail is key, as he really took his time during the Covid lockdown to make the most of each track here, ultimately producing some of their best work to date.

Travels well with: Honey Made- Brand New; Rocky Dawuni- Beats Of Zion