Dijon - Baby Black Uhuru X Michael Rose it’s a record about being

it’s a record about being in love whilst battling the limits of the self against a backdrop of global Trying Times

but its significance to the subsequent development of Jamaican music is incalculable and it would go on to shape each successive musical movement over the next four decades

Building on the rustic style he experimented with on 'John Wesley Harding' (1967)

and while there’s plenty of struggle and regret in here

and in a unique contribution

Dijon - Baby Black Uhuru X Michael Rose it’s a record about beingCreated largely at home in isolation with close collaborators, Andrew Sarlo, Henry Kwapis, and Michael Gordon, Baby reflects on new fatherhood and the rapid life changes since Absolutely. Its a deeply introspective yet sonically adventurous collection capturing the mania, joy, and heartbreak of domestic life.