Cocoa Tea & Charlie Chaplin Military Man - Dont Turn It Off Deportee

Review by Lana LaBonte

The album "Don't Turn It Off Deportee" by Cocoa Tea and Charlie Chaplin Military Man is a delightful blend of reggae and dancehall music. The album comprises ten tracks, each with a unique sound and vibe. The third-person review of the album would be something like this:

The album opens with the upbeat track "Don't Turn It Off," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The song is a fusion of reggae and dancehall music, and Cocoa Tea's smooth vocals complement Charlie Chaplin Military Man's energetic delivery.

The album's second track, "Babylon a Fight," is a politically charged song that addresses the struggles of the oppressed. The song's message is conveyed through the powerful lyrics and the rousing beat.

Other standout tracks on the album include "Every Nation," "Gunman," and "Jah Made Them All." These songs showcase the duo's lyrical prowess and ability to create catchy beats.

Summary by Lana LaBonte

"Don't Turn It Off Deportee" is a solid reggae album that showcases the talents of Cocoa Tea and Charlie Chaplin Military Man. The album's fusion of reggae and dancehall music makes it a must-listen for fans of the genre.