Veteran Reggae crooner is about to release his 14-track album titled 'Black Man Time' on Friday, September 8, featuring collabs with Capleton & Charly Black
Richie Spice, set to release another full-length project (Photo: Tiesha Pough)
Veteran reggae crooner Richie Spice is set to release his 10th studio album 'Black Man Time' on Friday, September 8, 2023.
Three years after the release of his latest album, 'Together We Stand', which was released in 2020 via Internation Reggae Label, VP Records, the 51-year-old Singer unveils his 14-track album, which executive produced by Spice himself. This time the album will be released via VPAL.
The 14 tracks feature collaborations with Veteran singers such as Capleton and Louie Culture for 'These Are The Days' & 'Young Juvenile' respectively and also an intriguing single with dancehall artiste Charly Black.
Richie Spice (Photo: Tiesha Pough)
As usual, Spice came with messages of unity, love and education which he displays in the single 'Mother Earth', and also speaks about the technological age in the single 'Cyber World'.
The album also features covers of Lionel Richie’s – "All night long" and Johnny Too Bad by the slickers, originally from the ,Harder They Come, movie soundtrack.
The aforementioned album is the 10th album of Richie Spice (born Richell Bonner) who gained popularity in the mid-90s. Recently performed at the latest Reggae Sumfest.
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