Customer Reviews

Ruff Rider

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Tanya comes of as patra with a better singing voice and the smae stamina, but not as sex-driven as patra. She does, however, put up some slamming hardcore dancehall beats as well as some mellow (tony rebel) grooves. She also puts some concious stuff on like "2000 years" and "think it over". Over all this is a good addition to your reggae collection. Tanya will become another reggae idol real soon.

I fully enjoyed all the songs of this CD and I would recomend it to any one of my friends.I can't wait to see what she comes out with next!

Finally, a new Diva of DanceHall Reggae is Born!!! Female fans of DanceHall have been long under-represented by Male-Chauvanist DJ's; and I'm sure Lady Saw appreciates Tanya Stephens as a new ally.

Very rarely do you find a woman who can mix: business, sexuality, 'vivrancy', and realness all in one album. She didn't leave the men out - which is all most women are concerned with. Bounty Killa ripped up the scene on the fourth track. I am so proud of Tanya Stephens. We may be the same age, I am in my early twenties, but she has a maturity level that will guide youths like me into a more positive direction. She doesn't take nonsense from anyone and makes the men 'bow -n- solute' her. I subscribe to that appeal. Women must realize that it is our time. As long as we rule, we may as well rule in our own favor. Tanya seems like a long time friend and I just think she represented herself exquisitely on the microphone. Keep going, sistren. Mi gwan make mi pickney listen to tunes like this when she old enough. Big up all Bashment crew. ONE (love)!

I like Tanya's attitude, she knows how to put those men in the shade with her hype up lyrics, but one song that baffles is " Man fi rule", what the hell was Tanya thinking when she sang that crap!!!! I think she totally contradicts herself when she sings it. Who in the hell says that man fi rule anything? Tanya what's the deal with that?