About this album
Where they were
By 2004, Capleton was a well-established figure in the reggae scene, known for his fiery performances and socially conscious themes. 'Reign of Fire' marked his continued evolution after the success of his previous album, 'Still Blazin', which had solidified his reputation as a leading voice in dancehall reggae.
Why it matters
The album received positive critical reception and contributed to Capleton's influence in the reggae genre, particularly through its powerful messages against oppression and for social justice. It showcased his ability to blend traditional reggae with contemporary sounds, furthering his reach beyond just Jamaican audiences.
Essential tracks
- "Jah Is My Everything" — This track serves as a spiritual anthem, encapsulating Capleton’s deep-rooted faith while resonating with listeners seeking solace and inspiration.
- "That Day Will Come" — With its prophetic lyrics, this song reflects Capleton's commitment to social justice and highlights the urgency of change within society.
- "Fire Haffi Burn" — A powerful declaration against corruption and injustice, this track is emblematic of Capleton's advocacy through music and connects strongly with his audience.
Release Date
January 1, 2004
Artist Origin
Jamaica
Tracklist
- 1 Jah Is My Everything 4:47
- 2 That Day Will Come 4:06
- 3 Wise Up People 3:15
- 4 Or Wah 2:46
- 5 Real Hot 3:04
- 6 Ton Load 3:04
- 7 Steppin' Up 3:39
- 8 Never Share (Burn Dem) 4:17
- 9 Undeniable 4:09
- 10 Sunshine Girl 4:26
- 11 In Her Heart 3:50
- 12 Who Yuh Callin' Nigga 3:20
- 13 Open Your Eyes 4:33
- 14 Leaders Let the People Down 4:50
- 15 All My Life 4:27
- 16 Standing Ovation 3:46
- 17 Remember the Days 4:27
- 18 Fire Haffi Burn 3:52
- 19 Jah by My Side 3:21
- 20 Number One Song 4:09
