Sizzla - I Always Think About Girl

Review by Jose Rodolfo Alves de Sousa joserodolfoas

Sizzla's latest album, I Always Think About Girl, is a testament to his enduring artistry and musicianship. Throughout the album's 15 tracks, Sizzla delivers powerful and evocative lyrics that touch on themes of love, relationships, and social justice.

From the opening track "Thinking About You" to the album's closer "Thank You Mama," Sizzla's distinctive voice and commanding presence are on full display. The album features a mix of upbeat dancehall tracks, such as "Gyal Dem A Gwaan" and "Inna Dem Face," as well as more introspective and soulful songs like "Loving You" and "Never Stop Loving You."

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Black Woman and Child," a powerful ode to the strength and beauty of black women. Sizzla's lyrics are deeply personal and heartfelt, and his delivery is both passionate and soulful.

Summary by Jose Rodolfo Alves de Sousa joserodolfoas

I Always Think About Girl is a strong addition to Sizzla's already impressive discography. It showcases his versatility as an artist and his ability to connect with listeners on a deep and emotional level. Fans of reggae and dancehall music will find much to love in this album, and it is sure to become a classic in the genre.