Following his performance at Reggae Sumfest, veteran roots singer Norris Man unveils new album 'Free Man'
Veteran reggae singer, Norris Man at his Sumfest performance (Photo: Jamar Cleary)
Veteran roots singer Norris Man has released his new album, Free Man, produced by Tad’s International Records and distributed by VP Records.
The Trench Town-born artist, who recently performed at Reggae Sumfest night two, delivers an 11-track album featuring singles such as "Gun Hawk," "To Jah I Pray," and "Jah Love." The album boasts a stellar lineup of musicians, including Sly Dunbar, Style Scott, Kirk Bennett, Lloyd Parks, saxophonist Dean Fraser, Flabba Holt, and many others.
Norris Man, who built his reputation during the genre’s golden era of the 1970s alongside acts like Burning Spear, Culture, and Israel Vibration, continues to be a prolific artist. He is well-known for songs like "Persistence" and "Home and Away." Consistently releasing albums and frequently touring Europe—traditionally roots reggae’s biggest market—Norris remains a significant figure in the scene.
'Free Man' follows his previous album, 'Life', which was released just a year ago. Stream 'Free Man'.
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