Let's Listen To "Black Man Time" | Richie Spice | Extended Listen and Review

Check out my first impression of ‪@RichieSpicemusic‬'s latest album, "Black Man Time". The album was released on Sept 8, 2023.
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[@nehmiahspence7530]

Big song

[@iriereviews]

Bless up

[@SG85917]

This album and bujus were just ok to me in my opinion

[@iriereviews]

I agree. This album, especially. Buju's is better, I think. But it's all subjective. Some people really love Buju's album.

[@SG85917]

I appreciate your reviews though, i watch all of them@@iriereviews

[@jahveovatootha4860]

Just recently, I discovered your profile and started listening to your reviews. The concept and idea are good, but you can't rate every song as good to comply with the artist, so they share the review on their channel. For example, this "Cyber World" song is trash. Dancehall autotune with lots of gaps where he sings about the digital world and plays a song in a digital mode matching modern trends. Keep it real, and keep it straight. It is important that the audience likes your honest reviews, not the artists.

[@iriereviews]

I appreciate your comment and I get it. However, I respect every artist and their work and never call their product "trash".
The way we receive music is quite subjective. What you will really like, someone else might think, damn, this sounds like hot garbage. And the opposite is true.
For example, people really really love Buju's new album. And while I like many of the songs, I do not think the album is at the level of Inna Heights or Til Shiloh. But to some people, it's that great.
So keeping in mind that our response to sound and music are received almost entirely subjectively, I try to be more open.
Also importantly, I started doing this not as a way to be critical of artists and their work but as my way to PROMOTE roots reggae music and the love of it. That's my main goal.
Again, I appreciate your feedback immensely. Blessings.