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Third World

Third World

Third World

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  • Released Date: 11 May 2015

  • Genre: Reggae

Our Take

Ah, Third World - the band that refuses to be put into a box. Their self-titled album, now in an expanded version, is a whirlwind of genres and influences that will leave you grooving for days.

From the moment the steel drums kick in on the opening track, you know you're in for something special. The mix of reggae, funk, and soul is a surefire recipe for a good time, and Third World delivers in spades. The funky basslines and catchy melodies will have you moving and shaking from start to finish.

But it's not all fun and games - there's a depth to Third World's music that sets them apart from their contemporaries. Tracks like "1865 (96 Degrees in the Shade)" and "Sun Don't Shine" tackle serious subjects with a light touch, making you think while you dance.

The expanded version of the album includes bonus tracks that only add to the overall experience. From the laid-back vibes of "Cool Meditation" to the infectious energy of "Now That We Found Love," there's something for everyone on this record.

So, grab a cold drink, find a sunny spot, and let Third World transport you to a world where music is everything. You won't regret it. Cheers to Third World for reminding us all that good music knows no boundaries.

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. Satta Amasa Gana (Extended Version)
2. Kumina
3. Slavery Days
4. Brand New Beggar
5. Cross Reference
6. Got to Get Along
7. Sun Won't Shine
8. Freedom Song
9. Don't Cry On the Railroad Track
10. Rainbow Love
11. Satta Amasa Gana Dub (Short Version)
12. Slavery Days
13. Brand New Beggar (Dub Version)
14. Got to Get Along
15. Sun Don't Shine (Dub Version)
16. Freedom Song (Dub Version)

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About the artist

Third World

Third World, the legendary Jamaican reggae band formed in 1973, has been producing infectious rhythms and socially conscious lyrics for over four decades. With a sound that seamlessly blends reggae, pop, funk, and soul, this dynamic group has become a staple in the global music scene. Led by founding members Stephen "Cat" Coore and Richard Daley, Third World has consistently delivered powerful performances that captivate audiences worldwide. Their eclectic discography features hits like "Now That We Found Love," "96 Degrees in the Shade," and "Reggae Ambassador," showcasing their versatility and musical prowess. Known for their charismatic stage presence and infectious energy, Third World continues to mesmerize fans with their electrifying live shows. Whether they're headlining sold-out festivals or intimate club gigs, this band never fails to bring the house down with their infectious grooves and socially conscious lyrics. Their latest album, "More Work to Be Done," released in 2019, demonstrates Third World's enduring relevance and commitment to spreading messages of love, unity, and empowerment through their music. With guest appearances from reggae icons like Chronixx and Damian Marley, this album cements Third World's status as pioneers of the genre. In a world that's constantly changing, Third World remains a beacon of positivity and hope, using their music as a vehicle for social change and unity. With their infectious rhythms and uplifting lyrics, Third World continues to inspire audiences around the globe, proving that reggae music is truly universal.

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