If you love roots rock reggae, you will find it in the latest album Brighter Days, by artist Lyndon John X. It is a classic example of new school reggae with an old school approach to roots music. Brighter Days is the much anticipated follow-up to LJX’s 2008 Juno Award-nominated debut album Two Chord Skankin’. The title track has set the airwaves ablaze and was featured on Canada’s largest CTV news network Canada AM. LJX’s live news performance marked a historic moment in Canadian broadcasting as a reggae artist has not been featured live on national TV in over a decade. Brighter Days is currently charting in Canada and on rotation in the U.S. and Jamaica. LJX’s sound has been compared to Steel Pulse and Bob Marley which are both honourable comparisons but his vocals, skank and overall sound are truly original. Now performing internationally, Lyndon feels even more excited to spread his positive reggae vibes to fans everywhere. He feels “reggae has and will forever be a revolutionary tool to broadcast injustices and project hope for the future on a global level!”.

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