Garnett Silk - Wrong Is Wrong

Review by Andrew Waddington

Garnett Silk's album, Wrong Is Wrong, is a timeless masterpiece that showcases his exceptional talent as a singer and songwriter. Released in 1995, the album features 12 tracks that are a fusion of reggae, dancehall, and soul music, each with a unique message that speaks to the heart and soul of listeners.

The album's title track, "Wrong Is Wrong," is a commentary on the injustices and wrongdoings of society, urging listeners to stand up for what is right. Silk's powerful vocals and emotive delivery make this track a standout, as well as the album's opening track, "Splashing Dashing," a lively dancehall-inspired tune that will get anyone moving.

Silk's ability to convey powerful messages through his music is evident in tracks like "Rejoice," a soulful ballad that speaks to the joys of life, and "Fill Us Up With Your Mercy," a gospel-inspired track that calls for spiritual renewal and guidance.

Wrong Is Wrong is also notable for its collaborations with other renowned reggae artists, including Buju Banton on "Complaint," and Cocoa Tea on "Every Knee Shall Bow." These collaborations add depth and variety to the album, showcasing Silk's versatility as an artist.

Summary by Andrew Waddington

Garnett Silk's Wrong Is Wrong is a must-listen for any fan of reggae music. His powerful vocals, insightful lyrics, and ability to infuse different genres into his music make this album a timeless classic that continues to inspire listeners to this day.