Reviewed by Steve Best

Very little can be gleaned about Sasha beyond the fact that this 2005 album can be obtained through the Jet Star label. What I can tell you is that this is a bizarre reggae-meets-country set, which starts inexplicably with the truly awful title track, before settling into more familiar reggae territory. It's hard to pick standout tracks as the backing is of the karaoke variety, and the vocals sound like they were recorded in a coal cellar. No doubt there is a middle aged Jamaican audience for this corny take on hymnody but for more mainstream tastes this is pretty dreadful.

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