Undeniable

Jah Cure’s ninth studio album, “Undeniable,” defies expectations despite his incarceration. Released via VP Records, the collaboration with Swedish producer Hamed “K-One” Pirouzpanah marks a departure from his previous work, focusing predominantly on Lovers Rock, a genre rich in matters of the heart.

Unlike his previous release, “Royal Soldier,” which featured multiple producers and a wider range of guest artists, “Undeniable” showcases K-One’s production prowess throughout. Ambient production, statement musical breaks, and a focus on the bass characterise the album, giving it a polished and sophisticated feel.

Musically, “Undeniable” incorporates interpolations of various artists’ work, including John Prine’s “Summer’s End” and Leonard Cohen’s “In My Secret Life,” seamlessly blending these influences into Cure’s signature sound. Standout tracks like “Everything,” featuring Stonebwoy, and “Be The One” demonstrate the album’s versatility, merging elements of Reggae with Alt RnB and AfroDancehall.

Lyrically, Cure delves into themes of love and personal struggles, with tracks like “Find My Way” hinting at deeper introspection and personal demons. Despite the album’s focus on relationships, Cure’s vocal and lyrical prowess shine through, showcasing his talent and versatility as an artist.