Shenseea's "It Never Gets Late Here": A Game-Changer in Jamaican Music
Shenseea's sophomore album "It Never Gets Late Here" sparks intrigue with its title, hinting at the relentless work ethic in Jamaican music studios. While not eclipsing past classics, it stands out as a compelling body of work, showcasing Shenseea's artistry with infectious tracks and hidden gems. A slow burner with transformative power, it sets a new standard for homegrown female talent and emerges as a frontrunner for Album of the Year accolades.
Reviewed By Reggaeology
Delving into Shenseea's sophomore album, "It Never Gets Late Here," one is immediately struck by the intriguing title. But after a few spins, the meaning begins to crystallize - it's a nod to the relentless work ethic often heard echoing through Jamaican studios, where "It's Getting Late" is a common complaint.
With each listen, the album reveals new layers of depth and artistry, solidifying its position as the most compelling body of work from a Jamaican female artist since Diana King's "Tougher Than Love" in 1995, although not surpassing it.
While it may not deliver instant gratification, "It Never Gets Late Here" boasts a handful of infectious tracks and hidden gems that make it a standout in the current music scene.
A slow burner by nature, this album has the power to change the entire dynamic of a room, setting a new standard for homegrown female talent and emerging as a frontrunner for Album of the Year accolades.
Shenseea has raised the bar, and it will take something truly extraordinary to surpass the impact of this remarkable musical offering.
