Zking Of Hearts / Happiness (Is In Your Heart)
Album: | Happiness (Is In Your Heart) | Collection: | Reggae | |
Artist: | Zking Of Hearts | Added: | Jun 2007 | |
Label: | Pure Roots International |
A-File Activity
Add Date: | 2007-06-24 | Pull Date: | 2007-08-26 | Charts: | Reggae/World |
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Week Ending: | Aug 26 | Aug 19 | Aug 12 | Jul 29 | Jul 22 | Jul 15 | Jul 8 | Jul 1 |
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Airplays: | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 1 |
Recent Airplay
1. | Sep 06, 2010: | Happy Hour (Coverin' for PACC)
Come Tonight |
4. | May 26, 2008: | Happy Hour - Coverin' for PACC
Happiness |
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2. | Aug 27, 2009: | Happy Hour
Come Tonight |
5. | Nov 12, 2007: | Happy Hour - Feat. DJ KO
La, La, La |
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3. | Jul 10, 2008: | Happy Hour
Redemption |
6. | Aug 27, 2007: | Happy Hour
Make Love Not War |
Album Review
Sadie O.
Reviewed 2007-06-26
Reviewed 2007-06-26
Zking of Hearts – Happiness (is in your heart)
Reviewed by Sadie O., 6/5/07
Slickly produced, often pop Reggae with a bit of dancehall, club and dub. Singer is from Antigua. He specifically states that he’s moving from roots reggae to pop and dance, the record is highly produced, there are lots of love songs, and the cover art is just plain silly – it should all add up to “sucks”, but it somehow doesn’t. Maybe the CD case is impregnated with THC, or something!
No FCCs – one “damn” somewhere, but it’s innocuous in context.
I like 1, then 3, 7, 9, and 12. Even the pop poop doesn’t quite suck…
1. 4:32 ****dancehall-dubby intro, then midtempo roots bubble, sweet vocals, all about solving the world’s problems with pot. Yay!
2. 3:52 **airy electronic chords intro, pretty pop tune about heading for the sun. After this winter, I’m feeling this song…
3. 3:27 ***Rasta exhortation intro, downtempo nyahbinghi-based Reggae. Simple, almost hymn-like, really nice.
4. 4:20 *pop with a one-drop, love song – this should suck, but somehow it doesn’t.
5. 4:09 *bouncy minimalist electronic dance beat, love song. Gets a bit dubby,
6. 3:50 **female chorus intro, then upbeat roots bubble. Chanted sermon – not bad, though. Bit of electric guitar.
7. 3:56 ***midtempo dancehall, all about pot. Bit of almost nursery rhyme, bit of Middle Eastern tune. Some toughness to the riddim, but really just fun and nice.
8. 3:51 **cool midtempo roots skank, very danceable. Love/seduction song with a bit of dub.
9. 3:45 ***uptempo skank, nice production.
10. 3:20 **uptempo skank, some electric guitar, actually (rather odd) Rasta lyrics.
11. 3:26 **electronic voice intro, rave riddim, vocals from track 7.
12. 3:26 ***same intro as track 11, same rave riddim, but no vocals. Dub of rave riddim actually is kinda fun… Am I going crazy?
13. 4:20 *slow vocal intro, winds up cracking himself up. Slow pop, happiness in spite of adversity lyrics. Some nutty whoops. Doesn’t suck.
Reviewed by Sadie O., 6/5/07
Slickly produced, often pop Reggae with a bit of dancehall, club and dub. Singer is from Antigua. He specifically states that he’s moving from roots reggae to pop and dance, the record is highly produced, there are lots of love songs, and the cover art is just plain silly – it should all add up to “sucks”, but it somehow doesn’t. Maybe the CD case is impregnated with THC, or something!
No FCCs – one “damn” somewhere, but it’s innocuous in context.
I like 1, then 3, 7, 9, and 12. Even the pop poop doesn’t quite suck…
1. 4:32 ****dancehall-dubby intro, then midtempo roots bubble, sweet vocals, all about solving the world’s problems with pot. Yay!
2. 3:52 **airy electronic chords intro, pretty pop tune about heading for the sun. After this winter, I’m feeling this song…
3. 3:27 ***Rasta exhortation intro, downtempo nyahbinghi-based Reggae. Simple, almost hymn-like, really nice.
4. 4:20 *pop with a one-drop, love song – this should suck, but somehow it doesn’t.
5. 4:09 *bouncy minimalist electronic dance beat, love song. Gets a bit dubby,
6. 3:50 **female chorus intro, then upbeat roots bubble. Chanted sermon – not bad, though. Bit of electric guitar.
7. 3:56 ***midtempo dancehall, all about pot. Bit of almost nursery rhyme, bit of Middle Eastern tune. Some toughness to the riddim, but really just fun and nice.
8. 3:51 **cool midtempo roots skank, very danceable. Love/seduction song with a bit of dub.
9. 3:45 ***uptempo skank, nice production.
10. 3:20 **uptempo skank, some electric guitar, actually (rather odd) Rasta lyrics.
11. 3:26 **electronic voice intro, rave riddim, vocals from track 7.
12. 3:26 ***same intro as track 11, same rave riddim, but no vocals. Dub of rave riddim actually is kinda fun… Am I going crazy?
13. 4:20 *slow vocal intro, winds up cracking himself up. Slow pop, happiness in spite of adversity lyrics. Some nutty whoops. Doesn’t suck.
Track Listing
1. | Make Love Not War | 8. | Come Tonight | |||
2. | Sunshine | 9. | Are You Willing | |||
3. | Happiness | 10. | Bubble Gum | |||
4. | You're So Beautiful | 11. | Weedy Wop (Club) | |||
5. | Forever Mine | 12. | Weedy Wop (Club Dub) | |||
6. | Redemption | 13. | La, La, La | |||
7. | Weedy Wop | . |