Voodoo Reggae

This is Ben Hunter's first full-length CD. It expresses the essence of his experiences through time, space and travel. It is available through all e-tailers, and in all local and national record stores.

1.) Dread Red
Opens the CD with dub poetry that expresses the essence of Voodoo Reggae. From the bayou through the swamps echoes the power of voice like the mighty Mississippi River.

2.) We Are De Lions
An anthem that is the feelings of the Rastafarians at home and abroad with a continuity of effort of bringing the nations together in a spirit of H.I.M.

3.) Civilized Society
This poem as the question "are we really civilized?" and points out some social ills that hinder a oneness among the people.

4.) Forever Love
A song of love lost and memories of good times never forgotten. The power of love through time and space.

5.) Voodoo Reggae
Muta said in a poem that "Africa mus free even if we havfe use voodoo." This song and title track answers that call. Calling on the power of the ancients. The saints are marching in.

6.) Now or Never
A new millenium calling on the sons and dawtas of H.I.M. at home and abroad.

7.) Rude Lawd
Dub poetry of the streets that speak about struggle and movements on the block.

8.) In This Life
A song of direction in the wake of trajic events that effect our world.

9.) Black Holocaust
The lamentation for the 400 million plus blacks who died during the slave trade. Jewish people suffer under Hitler. Black man suffer under the system.

10.) Surrender With Peace
Inspired by the Songs of Solomon. Love from the dawtas of Zion from the I.

11.) Rasta Party
A Song with partying in mind. How we do it.

12.) Don't Worry Ya Soul
The title says it all. We can't stop time. We have to use it wisely. Love Jah.

Soul Avenger: Live Intergalactic

1.) Real Rasta

2.) Inna Citi

3.) Bend Down

4.) Got This Girl

5.) What Bob Say

6.) Want You Love Me