Tchiya AmetCountry of origin:U.S. Type of music generally:Funny, reggae-tinged pop Status:Most recent release, Timeless Classics, Vol. XI: Sultry Women (2017) See also:Tchiya Amet's site Comparisons:Not sure anyone else is doing music like this. Covers/own material:Own General comments:Her press calls this roots reggae, but the sound is much softer than I'm used to reggae being, almost like a very relaxed soft-pop with driving reggae beats—an intriguing combination. Lovely lively, high vocals. (sophiagurley@hotmail.com) Recommended first album:Black Turtle Island is the only one we've heard Recordings:
Black Turtle IslandRelease info:2003—Milky Way Records Availability:See website for availability Ecto priority:Recommended Group members:Tchiya Amet Vela—lead vocals, backing vocals, keys/organs on 3 tracks Guest artists:J.J. "BMX" Richards—lead vocals on 1 track, bass on 2 tracks Produced by:Mario H. Vela and Tchiya Amet Vela Comments:This is an unusual album. Very upbeat, relaxed and yet the reggae beats still give it a driving energy. Amet's vocals are lovely and catchy. (sophiagurley@hotmail.com) Thanks to Sophia Gurley for work on this entry
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