Cornell Campbell, a seasoned veteran of the reggae scene, delivers a soulful and spirited journey with his album "New Scroll." Released on June 18, 2013, under Zion High Productions, this album is a testament to Campbell's enduring talent and his ability to blend various sub-genres of reggae, including roots reggae, rocksteady, lovers rock, and dub.
"New Scroll" is a 53-minute exploration of Campbell's signature sound, featuring a mix of original tracks and dub versions that showcase his versatility and depth. The album opens with the title track, "New Scroll," setting the tone for a collection that is both introspective and uplifting. Standout tracks like "Weed Out Vampires," "Evil Woman," and "Seek JAH Love" highlight Campbell's lyrical prowess and his ability to address social issues with a message of hope and resilience.
The album also includes a series of dub versions, such as "New Scroll - Dub," "People - Dub," and "Weed Out Vampires - Dub," which add a layer of sonic complexity and showcase Campbell's mastery of the genre. These tracks provide a unique listening experience, allowing the listener to appreciate the intricate production and the depth of Campbell's musical vision.
Throughout "New Scroll," Cornell Campbell's voice shines, delivering a powerful and heartfelt performance that resonates with authenticity and sincerity. Whether he's singing about love, social justice, or spiritual awakening, Campbell's music is a beacon of positivity and inspiration. This album is a must-listen for fans of reggae and anyone looking to experience the rich tapestry of sounds and messages that Cornell Campbell has to offer.
