Encore

Anthony B, a powerhouse in the reggae and dancehall scenes, delivers a vibrant and spirited collection with "Encore," released on November 16, 2010, under the ARTB label. This 57-minute album is a testament to Anthony B's versatility, blending roots reggae, ragga, and dancehall into a cohesive and energetic experience.

"Encore" kicks off with the infectious "Don't Worry," setting a positive tone that carries throughout the album. Tracks like "Run Dem Out Ya" and "Rumors Spreading" showcase Anthony B's signature reggae rhythms and socially conscious lyrics. The album seamlessly transitions between uplifting anthems like "Say A Prayer" and "Love Justice," and more intense, dancehall-driven tracks such as "Violate" and "Position."

Anthony B's ability to address serious issues with a danceable beat is evident in songs like "Hard Eed" and "Hustlin," which tackle themes of struggle and perseverance. The album also features more introspective moments, such as "Jah Jah A Mi Guide" and "Free Up the General," where Anthony B's spiritual and political views come to the forefront.

With "Encore," Anthony B offers a dynamic and engaging listen, perfect for fans of reggae and dancehall who appreciate both lyrical depth and infectious rhythms. The album is a celebration of life, love, and resilience, delivered with Anthony B's distinctive voice and unmistakable style.