Timeless

Description

Since 2002 and the release of his first album "Harvest time", Chezidek's popularity has never stopped growing. The Jamaican singer has worked with the greatest reggae singers, from such veterans as Sly & Robbie to the most contemporary artists like Capleton or Lutan Fyah.In 2019, in Paris, as part of his European tour, Chezidek performed on stage, accompanied for the first time by the Ligerians. Right after the concert, Chezidek decided to call on the Soul Nurse. Records studio and listen to some of the Ligerians' songs. The budding complicity turned into real musical companionship. Chezidek and the Ligerians wrote nine songs together, to be included in a new album named "Timeless". Timeless like roots reggae, eternal like the musical relationship that exists between France and Jamaica. Chezidek's new album sends out a clear, positive message. Its political lyrics are a plea for social justice: to hell with money, weapons and politicians' newspeak, blessed be solidarity, nonviolence and peaceful minds. The Ligerians' musical stance, arranged and polished up both in France and the Caribbean, is faithful to the fundamentals of this type of reggae: danceable and meticulous, ntrospective and meditative. Their music is sprinkled with new sounds and harmonies transcended by the singer.

Description

Since 2002 and the release of his first album "Harvest time", Chezidek's popularity has never stopped growing. The Jamaican singer has worked with the greatest reggae singers, from such veterans as Sly & Robbie to the most contemporary artists like Capleton or Lutan Fyah.In 2019, in Paris, as part of his European tour, Chezidek performed on stage, accompanied for the first time by the Ligerians. Right after the concert, Chezidek decided to call on the Soul Nurse. Records studio and listen to some of the Ligerians' songs. The budding complicity turned into real musical companionship. Chezidek and the Ligerians wrote nine songs together, to be included in a new album named "Timeless". Timeless like roots reggae, eternal like the musical relationship that exists between France and Jamaica. Chezidek's new album sends out a clear, positive message. Its political lyrics are a plea for social justice: to hell with money, weapons and politicians' newspeak, blessed be solidarity, nonviolence and peaceful minds. The Ligerians' musical stance, arranged and polished up both in France and the Caribbean, is faithful to the fundamentals of this type of reggae: danceable and meticulous, ntrospective and meditative. Their music is sprinkled with new sounds and harmonies transcended by the singer.