REVIEW: Buju Banton – Too Too Bad
On "Too Too Bad", Buju Banton barrels through the history of reggae and dancehall in decisive two-decade jumps. Davide Bortot listened and reflected.
On "Too Too Bad", Buju Banton barrels through the history of reggae and dancehall in decisive two-decade jumps. Davide Bortot listened and reflected.
Republished in tribute to Fantan Mojah after his passing, this 2004 RIDDIM interview captures the reggae singer's spirituality, humility, humour and unwavering love for his people.
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