‘CROWN’ FROM SAMORY I IS A POWERFUL INDICTMENT OF THE BABYLON SYSTEM
Samory I’s “Crown” is a profound musical masterpiece that reflects the artist’s deep-rooted Rastafarian beliefs and his resolute determination to stand by them, even in the face of societal adversities.
The song is a powerful indictment of the Babylon system, which has long oppressed and marginalised the black community, and a stirring celebration of black pride, dignity, and heritage.
The highly acclaimed Winta James expertly produced the track, masterfully captured the essence of Samory I’s message and brought it to life in a way that resonates deeply with listeners.
ABOUT SAMORY I
Samory I is a roots reggae singer from Kingston, Jamaica, with a unique and passionate voice. His debut album, Black Gold, was produced by Jamaica’s renowned producer Rory “Stonelove” Gilligan and received rave reviews. Samory I has toured Europe every summer and is working on recording his next studio album due in 2023. He proclaims that reggae music is the music of the King and a voice from God ready to guide and deliver His people.
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ABOUT WINTA JAMES
Winta James, a prolific producer and founder of Overstand Entertainment label in Jamaica, plays a significant role in shaping the sound of modern reggae music. He has produced some of the most popular reggae songs of today, including “Here Comes Trouble” by Chronixx, “Who Knows” by Protoje, and “Modern Day Judas” by Jesse Royal. James is known for his ability to advance the island’s rich sound, and his impressive catalogue includes established artists like Tarrus Riley and Damian Marley, as well as emerging talents like Sevana.
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