Black Uhuru

Black Uhuru are a Jamaican reggae group formed in Kingston in 1972, known for roots-reggae and dub. They achieved international recognition in the late 1970s and 1980s and won the Grammy Award for Best Reggae Recording in 1985 for Anthem.

Formed in Kingston in 1972. The group's lineup has changed over the years; Derrick "Duckie" Simpson has been a long-standing member. They toured internationally and enjoyed commercial success in the UK.

The review presents Sinsemilla as a 1980 roots-reggae album with strong African influences and danceable rhythms. It highlights infectious choruses ("Sinsemilla", "Vampire", "Push Push") and complex bass lines that reveal themselves over repeated listens. The record is described as a slow-burn classic rather than instant-reggae in the style of Bob Marley. The reviewer recommends spending time with the album; it rewards patience.

For:Fans of roots reggae, listeners who appreciate slow-burn albums and African-influenced reggae.