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Talk About It.. is a positive step forward, it is a strong representation of the ability that this band posses and has been given a warm and enthusiastic reception as shown by the reviews below:

Russell Myrie The Voice July 26 2004 Music Magazine p.6 Upfront Reviews Albums Reviewed: Beenie Man .. Back To Basis. Rated: 3.5/5 Abelwell Foundation .. Talk About it. Rated: 3.5/5 ..This Album opens with a declaration signaling the arrival of Abelwell Foundation. Thankfully, the Singer/songwriter musician..s back their chat with melodic creations such as Don..t Push and Alive. Audience empathy is sustained on a set which is principally a celebration of normality. Abelwell take ordinary life experiences like having a thing for someone and poetically mould them into energetic reggae based floetry. Whether it..s moving side-to-side or the grimiest winding positions, all 12 tracks enter your body and provoke your limbs to flow with the continuous beat and lyrical expression. With tunes ranging from sure big-people favorites to more modern sounding riddims, this album will be enjoyed by a wide cross-section of reggae enthusiasts. 3.5/5.. Trevor Nelson BBC Radio 1 MTV .. The Lick ..These singer/songwriters are good; their album Talk About It is very melodic. Their sound will appeal to a wide audience .. Good Reggae... Chris Goldfinger BBC Radio 1 Reggae Dance-Hall Show ..A very enjoyable album. I particularly like the roots tracks, a vibe that is authentic... Ben Turner BBC Radio WM B..ham ..This band has serious potentials. It is very rare that I hear so much quality on a debut album. Abelwell should be on the international stage... Don Angelo Vibe FM London ..This UK production is excellent and their vocals are unique and tight... Daddy Crucial Galaxy FM B..ham ..I would give this album and 8 out of 10. The production is phat and I love how the MC blends his style with the vocalists... Ducker Ranks Sting FM B..ham ..Once this album gets the air play it deserves, it will go far. There are tracks for all different tastes. The album is tough... Gadaffi Sting FM B..ham ..I love the vocals; this is a very good CD, one for the collection. Tough vocals...

 

Trevor Nelson BBC Radio 1 and MTV
Trever Nelson
“These singer/songwriters are good; their album Talk About It is very melodic. Their sound will appeal to a wide audience – Good Reggae.”


 

Chris Goldfinger BBC Radio 1 and MTV
Chris Goldfinger
“A very enjoyable album. I particularly like the roots tracks, a vibe that is authentic.”

 

Ben Turner BBC Radio WM B’ham
ben_turner
“This band has serious potentials. It is very rare that I hear so much quality on a debut album. Abelwell should be on the international stage.”

 

Don Angelo Vibe FM London
Don Angelo
“This UK production is excellent and their vocals are unique and tight.”

 

Russell Myrie The Voice Magazine
Russell Myrie
“This Album opens with a declaration signaling the arrival of Abelwell Foundation. Thankfully, the Singer/songwriter musician’s back their chat with melodic creations such as Don’t Push and Alive. Audience empathy is sustained on a set which is principally a celebration of normality. Abelwell take ordinary life experiences like having a thing for someone and poetically mould them into energetic reggae based floetry. Whether it’s moving side-to-side or the grimiest winding positions, all 12 tracks enter your body and provoke your limbs to flow with the continuous beat and lyrical expression. With tunes ranging from sure big-people favorites to more modern sounding riddims, this album will be enjoyed by a wide cross-section of reggae enthusiasts. 3.5/5”

 


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