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"Thank you so much for this track. This is a very nice riddim, with some great instrumentation. Lyrically you do a nice job telling the story of the Ghetto Child, and it flows together very good. Vocally its a nice performance with the vocalist keeping his voice within range and keeping time with the beat nicely. This type of track could definitely work as an album track or on a nice compilation. Something that people could vibe out to yet, hopefully relate to back in the islands. Musically its a very well put together song. Keep making this good music and sending your message to the people. Thanks again for letting me do this critique for you. It was a really nice listen. I hope to hear more from you in the future."
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"Thank you so much for this track. This is a very nice riddim, with some great instrumentation. Lyrically you do a nice job telling the story of the Ghetto Child, and it flows together very good. Vocally its a nice performance with the vocalist keeping his voice within range and keeping time with the beat nicely. This type of track could definitely work as an album track or on a nice compilation. Something that people could vibe out to yet, hopefully relate to back in the islands. Musically its a very well put together song. Keep making this good music and sending your message to the people. Thanks again for letting me do this critique for you. It was a really nice listen. I hope to hear more from you in the future."
Listener #246
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Discography
Ghetto Child CD contains four (4) vocal, two (2) instrumental and five (5) accapella tracks.
The instrumental and accapella tracks are made available as a special bonus and as part of an upcoming promotion that will be announced in the near future.
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Charley Anderson is a prolific singer, songwriter, composer and producer of critically acclaimed and socially responsible Reggae-inspired music. As one of the legendary members of the Two Tone Record Movement powerhouse group, The Selectors, Charley Anderson spread the steely sounds of Jamaica throughout the UK and Europe. After performing around the world to promote humanitarian causes, Charley Anderson is back to promote his new solo album, Zero Time Project, a mix of popular beats infused with Reggae sounds.
The first single to be released from this album is “Ghetto Child”, featuring Carlos Garnett on Sax & the Rapper Se7en delivering the World Hunger Rap. Online release date was September 30, 2008 and “Ghetto Child” is available via all major online merchants.
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