Culture Brown drops seventh studio album

Reggae artiste Culture Brown recently released his seventh full-length studio album, ' Go Deh'.

The 11-track project, which features songs such as Tribute To Lee Scratch Perry, Good Health and Move Up, was released on his Akeel Records imprint in August.

"This is my fourth independent full-length project. It took a total of 11 months to produce this album, and I am pleased with the final product," he said.

Culture Brown described the project as "a magnificent album with authentic reggae music for the people".

"All the songs carry positive, uplifting and thought-provoking messages that will resonate with even the most discerning music lovers worldwide," he said.

The Westmoreland-born singjay is currently on a one-month tour of South Africa. He said that he has been invited to become an ambassador for the Deen Louw Foundation, a charitable organisation which focuses on feeding the needy, providing stationery for students, and supporting the elderly in South Africa.

"It's a great honour to be involved in this organisation," he said.