Since unveiling her debut album, “Liberation For Africa,” in 1983, Sister Carol has consistently delivered a series of exceptional collections that have cultivated a dedicated fan base spanning Europe and the United States. Among her extensive discography, her latest venture, “MMS Millennium Movie Star Riddim,” holds a special significance for the seasoned roots artist.
In a collaborative effort with her daughter, Nakeeba Amaniyea, Sister Carol assumes the role of executive producer for this 14-track masterpiece, scheduled for a highly anticipated release on January 14. The album features contributions from both established roots luminaries and emerging talents, all skillfully crafted on a revitalized rendition of the iconic Movie Star beat, initially recorded at Studio One in the 1960s.
The lead single, “Be Alone,” stands out as a collaborative gem between the mother-daughter duo, released to acclaim in September. “MMS Millennium Movie Star Riddim” boasts a star-studded lineup including Sister Nancy, Lady G, Lady Ann, Marcia Aitken, Glen Washington, Michael Palmer, Sammy Dread, Ilawi Johnson, Hempress Sativa, and Empress TreJah.
The album is a testament to the seamless production process facilitated by the camaraderie and familiarity shared among the artists. Sister Carol’s adept guidance, coupled with the wealth of talent showcased, ensures that “MMS Millennium Movie Star Riddim” is not just an album but a musical journey celebrating the roots of reggae and the timeless Movie Star rhythm.