REGGAE MAESTRO CLINTON FEARON RELEASES NEW ALBUM ‘SURVIVAL VIBRATION’

Reggae icon Clinton Fearon shows no signs of slowing down. At 73 years young, he’s released a brand new acoustic album, Survival Vibration. The album is an essential kit packed with wisdom from a reggae master who has weathered life’s storms.

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Fearon’s music has always been a powerful outlet for him, and ‘Survival Vibration’ is no exception. He penned the album during the height of the pandemic, yet it pulsates with positivity, thoughtful messages, and good vibes.

Interestingly, Fearon actually began crafting these songs before his last album, ‘Breaking News.’ He plays all the instruments on it, a testament to his talent and dedication. Listen closely, and you’ll hear the beautiful acoustic bass that becomes a signature throughout the record.

LISTEN CLOSELY AND YOU’LL HEAR THE BEAUTIFUL ACOUSTIC BASS

After the initial recording sessions of seven songs in autumn 2020, Fearon returned to the studio in January 2023 to complete the final four tracks. Benjamin Joubert mastered the album in Paris the following summer.

‘Survival Vibration’ marks Fearon’s third foray into the world of acoustic albums, following the critically acclaimed ‘Mi An Mi Guitar’ (2005) and ‘Heart And Soul’ (2012).

This latest offering is a survival kit crafted by a reggae maestro who’s seen it all. Filled with hope, wisdom, and a touch of island vibes, ‘Survival Vibration’ is an album designed to inspire a brighter future.

ABOUT CLINTON FEARON

Clinton Fearon's played sessions for Coxsone Dodd at Studio One, Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry and many more. Reggae Tastemaker

Since his teens, Clinton Fearon, a seasoned musician, honed his craft in Jamaica, mastering instruments and songwriting.

At 19, he joined the iconic Gladiators as bassist, vocalist, and lyricist, contributing to hits by reggae legends like Bob Marley and Junior Byles. Sessions with Coxsone Dodd and Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry further enriched his experience.

After relocating to Seattle in 1987, Fearon formed The Defenders before founding the Boogie Brown Band, which produced eight albums.

Beyond catchy rhythms, Fearon’s music embodies hope and a plea for a better world. His poignant lyrics and melodic reggae have garnered a global following, resonating with audiences everywhere.