Jack Radics Trinity - Bridge Over Troubled Water Starkie And Hutch

Review by Deki Firmansyah

Jack Radics Trinity's album, Bridge Over Troubled Water Starkie And Hutch, is a masterpiece of reggae music. The album features some of the most iconic songs of the genre, all with Radics's signature sound and style. The album opens with the title track, "Bridge Over Troubled Water," a soulful rendition of the Simon & Garfunkel classic. Radics's smooth vocals and the Trinity's expert musicianship make this track a standout.

The album continues with tracks like "Let It Be," "Hey Jude," and "Imagine," all reimagined with a reggae twist. Radics and the Trinity's ability to take these classic songs and make them their own is impressive. The album also features original tracks, like "Nuh Worry Bout Dem," a catchy and upbeat tune with a positive message.

One of the highlights of the album is the collaboration with legendary reggae artist, Sly Dunbar, on the track "Starkie and Hutch." The song is a tribute to the classic TV show and features Dunbar's signature drumming style. Radics's vocals and the Trinity's instrumentation blend perfectly with Dunbar's beats, creating a truly memorable track.

Summary by Deki Firmansyah

Bridge Over Troubled Water Starkie And Hutch is a must-have album for any reggae fan. Jack Radics Trinity's unique take on classic songs and their original compositions showcase their talent and creativity. The album is a testament to the enduring power of reggae music and the importance of keeping the genre alive and relevant.