Review by Joshua Salles

Plastic World No Love is a collaborative album by reggae legends Willi Williams, Little Roy, and Tamlins. The album features 12 tracks that explore themes of love, politics, and social issues.

The album opens with the title track "Plastic World No Love," a powerful and politically charged song that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The song's lyrics speak to the problems of modern society, and the reggae rhythms add a sense of urgency to the message.

Throughout the album, the three artists showcase their unique vocal styles and harmonies, blending together seamlessly. The Tamlins add a soulful touch to the album, while Little Roy's distinctive voice adds a raw and gritty edge.

The album's standout tracks include "Jah Love," a powerful ode to the Rastafarian faith, and "Skylarking," a catchy and upbeat song that will have listeners dancing along.

Summary by Joshua Salles

Plastic World No Love is a must-listen for any reggae fan. The album's combination of powerful lyrics, soulful harmonies, and infectious rhythms make it a standout in the genre.