SLAVES

SLAVES has made a name for themselves in the Reggae scene with a range of impactful tracks. “Usizi” stands out with its emotional weight, touching on themes of struggle and hope. Another notable song is “Help Me Now,” which resonates with listeners through its call for support during tough times.

Their music often reflects real-life challenges, like in “Hate Me for the Truth,” where honesty takes center stage. “What Kind of a Man Are You?” explores personal integrity, prompting listeners to reflect on their own values. Other tracks such as “You Got to Grow,” “Don’t Give Up,” and “Fly Dem Dreads” showcase their versatility. “Woman” celebrates strength and resilience, while “Dis' Ya Reggae” adds to their collection of roots-inspired sounds. Each song connects with fans, creating a strong presence in the genre.

SLAVES from South Africa has recently revisited their roots with their latest album, "Free at Last," released in 1995. This project features a collection of tracks that reflect their commitment to the reggae genre and its cultural significance. The music maintains a strong connection to classic themes while also exploring contemporary issues.

In addition to "Free at Last," their earlier work, "Talkin' Reggae," released in 1993, still resonates with fans. This album showcases their stylistic evolution and the timeless nature of reggae music. The songs highlight social commentary and personal reflections, creating a rich listening experience. As they continue to produce music, SLAVES stays true to their foundation while navigating the ever-changing landscape of the reggae scene.