Monday, April 9th, 2007  |  7 COMMENTS

Richie Spice: In The Streets To Africa

Spice is no less spectacular in the studio than he is live

With his latest release “In the Streets of Africa”, Spice delivers an array of conscious vibes and dancehall beats that proves his versatility as an artiste. On Spice’s sophomore album he tackles the issues of social injustice and love, while promoting a cultural consciousness that exists far beyond the music. The album’s opening tune, “Get Up,” is a rousing dedication to the people and is reminiscent of the likes of the late, great Bob Marley and Garnet Silk.

Spice’s “My Girl”, “Groovin”, “Baby Face” (featuring his brothers Spanner Banner and Pliers) and his chart topping “Brown Skin” are all commendable efforts of Spice’s aim at lovers-rock. While “Digital Ways” featuring the late Joseph Hill of the group “Culture” reflects on the role of technology in today’s society.

Vocally and musically, Spice is no less spectacular in the studio than he is live. His latest album is set to catapult him further into the lead, even if it will do so with various musical means that not everyone will appreciate.

7 Responses to “Richie Spice: In The Streets To Africa”

• freaky-leaky said June 7th, 2007 at 9:19 pm

  Much luv Spice… Keep it blazin’
  Bullet!!! Bullet!!! Bullet!!!!

• KATSO said April 29th, 2008 at 7:29 am

  MORE FIRE SIRE KEEP BLAZIN DEM IREY RIDDIMS, JAH BLESSINS ALWAYS MY KING FIRE.

• kasie said July 4th, 2008 at 2:42 am

  lovin yo works Richie Spice.Jus keep it blazin. Preach deh gospel so dem yut a giet di real message.JAH BLESS.Kip dat fire burnin.Me touch out!!

• Atisha F. said July 16th, 2008 at 6:13 pm

  I love your music Richi, u speak de truth, an’ yuh voice izZ amazin’. I jusS luv 2 listen 2 yuh songs. Keep up de goOd work love!!!!!

• ssendagire emmanuel(uganda) said July 29th, 2008 at 3:38 pm

  man na let dem yuts nwa de truti we love u in uganda cant wait for tour show in december respect;;;;;;emma

• ken mwenda said January 23rd, 2009 at 11:38 am

  richie iam a big fan of your music here down in kenya just keep on writing and we will keep on listening to your consious vibes and spreding the message of love and peace.

• sharon caesar said February 12th, 2009 at 4:23 pm

  hi richie i love u baby so much i just want to be your friend i want to correspond with u so one day i can come visit u in personin jamaica i love u more cause my dad is a september born like u one love

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