Endless New and Newer from Trinity Farm Music

"Heart Of One" [Trinity Farm Music]

 1. 'Yadding By The Rivers' by Arkaingelle

2. 'Faith' by Dre Z Melodi

3. 'Wadada Today' by Haile Maskel

4. 'Luv Yu' by Hikari Zion

5. 'Take Frontline' by Jah Myhrakle

6. 'Everything Fine' by Ickarus

7. 'Same Family' by Ras Elijah Tafari

8. 'Rastafari Guide The Way' by Isayah

9. 'Moralist' by Kali Wale

10. 'By His Words' by Jah Myhrakle

11. 'Want More' by Xkaliba

12. 'You Can Be' by King Hopeton

13. 'Keep My Health' by Dre Z Melodi

14. 'Depression' by Rob Symeonn

15. 'Refugee' by Noble Culture

16. 'To Africa' by Ickarus

17. 'Hot Hot Hot' by Ras Elijah Tafari

18. 'StrucJah' by Isayah

19. 'Negust Is Ruler' by Haile Maskel

20. 'Natural' by Messenjah Selah

21. 'Not In The Mood' by Noble Culture

Okay so, when we last spoke to [about] the wonderfully prolific people at Trinity Farm Music, they were dealing with yet another release from the equally active Ancient King, following the [other] new album release from the determined chanter (biggup Determine), "Oath Of Akae". Next week, by the time you read this, the label is back with a BIG new compilation with a very interesting roster of vocalists that definitely caught my attention, "Heart Of One".

Who's here, exactly??? Well, there's Rob Symeonn, there's the Arkaingelle, Noble Culture, our old friend Messenjah Selah, RAS ELIJAH TAFARI [!], KING HOPETON, Jah Myhrakle, "Original Nine Fingers" Xkaliba, Star Lion Family veteran, Ickarus, and others! I mean.... that is BRUTAL and I mean that in a great way. TFM has been flaming as of late (and it continues. I'm writing this one Saturday, the 19th and, yesterday, they released 'Africa', a new tune from Abja) and a really big compilation like 'Heart Of One" presumably stacks up to be, is a damn strong addition to their catalogue in my opinion. The label... there's something about them that... I don't know.... There's something really strong about this lot. It almost comes off like their RAN by music fans - if that makes any sense at all. Trinity Farm is making moves and working with individuals that I would work with! 'Let's make an Ancient King album!', 'let's do something with.... Danny I'.

And if you think they're just kind of making cheap stuff and throwing it all against the wall to see what (if anything) sticks, I would point you in the direction of an album they did about a year and a half ago by the name of "Living Testament", by Akae Beka, which was subsequently named Album of The Year 2024 by this blog. They make REALLY good stuff as well. It isn't quantity over quality. 

You can check both quantity (twenty-one tracks in all) and, likely, quality in just a few days on the 23rd of July when Trinity Farm Music returns with "Heart Of One". I will be there and so will you.... it isn't like you have anything better to do.