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“'Til Shiloh is the fourth album by Jamaican dancehall artist Buju Banton. Buju Banton brought dancehall to the wider world, with 1993's album Voice of Jamaica. This album was a revelation, any attempt to better it would have been futile. And so, Buju Banton didn't try, instead he moved into new directions. A couple of life-changing events are reflected throughout much of 'Til Shiloh, listen to tracks like "Untold Stories" and "Shiloh".

Musically, this is a gentler album than its predecessor, although still very much in a dancehall style. Widely considered as his international breakthrough. This MOV release has no less than 4 bonus tracks.” - Music on Vinyl

“The twist is that Buju got conscious, which is inspirational if you're a yardie and hypocritical if all you know is the homophobic humbug of "Boom Bye Bye." But the reason he attracted such an infamous fuss in the first place was that voice — an uncontrollably vibrant lickshot of adrenaline. And on these cracking tracks — the stop-the-violence single "Murderer," a haunting duet with the late Garett Silk; "Complaint"; and the genuine yearning of "Wanna Be Loved" — he waves it in your face like he just might care. C.A.” - Spin

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