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Anthony B.
Released 1999

You Move Me
03:16
97 plays

Family Business
02:47
90 plays

Dem A Question
02:38
87 plays

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songs

- 1
- Conscious Entertainer
- 03:19
- 124 plays

- 2
- Free
- 02:42
- 109 plays

- 3
- Who Shoot First
- 02:48
- 112 plays

- 4
- Family Business
- 02:47
- 90 plays

- 5
- Mr.heartless
- 04:19
- 145 plays

- 6
- Cover You Tracks
- 02:34
- 104 plays

- 7
- Conquer All
- 02:51
- 149 plays

- 8
- You Move Me
- 03:16
- 97 plays

- 9
- Nah Go Hide (Feat. Iyashanti)
- 03:32
- 129 plays

- 10
- Wicked People
- 03:29
- 87 plays

- 11
- Stranger
- 03:31
- 106 plays

- 12
- Dem A Question
- 02:38
- 87 plays

- 13
- Miracle Of Love
- 05:02
- 61 plays

- 14
- Hello Mama Africa Remix (Feat. Garnett Silk & Buju Bant)
- 03:22
- 84 plays

- 15
- Cut Out That
- 03:12
- 63 plays

- 16
- Clean Up
- 02:58
- 59 plays

- 17
- Me Dem Fraid Of
- 03:02
- 67 plays

- 18
- Our Father
- 03:22
- 48 plays

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album review

As part of the conscious dancehall movement, Anthony B skips the hard-hitting tactics favored by DJs such as Capleton and Sizzla, instead choosing a mellower, indirect approach. Seven Seals displays his uplifting ability in all its glory, from the catchy "Conscious Entertainer to "You Move Me," a hip-rolling Rasta love song. But except for the wonderful remix of Garnett Silk's "Hello Mama Africa," featuring a heady combination of Silk's smooth vocals with Buju Banton's gruff toasting, there are no real standouts on this disc. This album offers solid, roots-influenced dancehall, but nothing exceptional. ~ Rosalind Cummings-Yeates, All Music Guide