About this album
Where they were
Buju Banton was at a crucial juncture in his career when 'Til Shiloh' was released in 1995, following his breakout album 'Mr. Mention'. This album marked his transition into more mature themes and solidified his status as a leading voice in reggae music, showcasing his growth as an artist after initial commercial success.
Why it matters
'Til Shiloh' is significant for its critical acclaim, receiving high praise from various publications and helping to popularize reggae internationally. The album features the hit single 'Murderer', which faced controversy due to its lyrics but also propelled Buju's visibility on global charts.
Essential tracks
- "Murderer" — This track sparked major discussions around violence and justice, illustrating Buju's ability to tackle complex societal issues within his music.
- "Untold Stories" — With deeply personal lyrics reflecting on struggles and resilience, this song showcases Buju's storytelling prowess and emotional depth.
- "Champion" — 'Champion' stands as an anthem of empowerment and perseverance, resonating with fans for its motivational message and infectious rhythm.
Release Date
January 1, 1995
Artist Origin
Jamaica
Tracklist
- 1 Shiloh 0:20
- 2 ’Til I’m Laid to Rest 4:24
- 3 Murderer 3:57
- 4 Champion 4:00
- 5 Untold Stories 4:36
- 6 Not an Easy Road 4:01
- 7 Only Man 2:51
- 8 Complaint 4:01
- 9 Chuck It So 3:58
- 10 How Could You 3:56
- 11 Wanna Be Loved 4:06
- 12 It’s All Over 4:05
- 13 Hush Baby Hush 4:22
- 14 What Ya Gonna Do? 3:43
- 15 Champion (remix) 4:32
