Tryo - Crudo

Review by Analogs Shophouse

Crudo is the latest album released by the French reggae band Tryo. The album features 14 tracks that blend reggae, rock, and world music influences. The band's commitment to social and environmental issues is evident in the lyrics of the album, which address topics such as climate change, social inequality, and political corruption.

The album opens with the upbeat and catchy "Greenwashing," which denounces the false promises of corporations that claim to be environmentally friendly. The following tracks continue to showcase the band's signature sound, with reggae-infused melodies and socially conscious lyrics. "El Dulce de Leche" is a standout track, with its Latin-inspired rhythms and catchy chorus.

Tryo's musicianship is impressive throughout the album, with each member contributing to the overall sound of the band. The vocal harmonies between the band members are particularly noteworthy, adding depth and texture to the songs.

Summary by Analogs Shophouse

Crudo is a strong addition to Tryo's discography. The band's commitment to social and environmental issues is admirable, and their music is both enjoyable and thought-provoking. Fans of reggae and world music will find much to appreciate in this album.