Barry Brown The Aggrovators - Politition Politician

Review by Asim Khan

Barry Brown & The Aggrovators – Politition Politician Label: Jackpot | Genre: Reggae | Style: Roots Reggae Alright, let’s get one thing straight—this album ain’t for the faint-hearted. Barry Brown and The Aggrovators come out swinging with Politition Politician, a record that feels like it was carved outta raw Jamaican soil. It’s gritty, unapologetic, and hits harder than most stuff you’ll hear today. Bunny Lee on production? Yeah, that’s your first clue this thing’s gonna slap. First up, we got “Politition.” Man, this track is pure fire. Barry Brown lays down vocals so sharp they could cut glass, while The Aggrovators bring that heavy bassline that just sits in your chest like a heartbeat you can’t ignore. This tune sticks because it doesn’t mess around—it tells it how it is. No sugarcoating, no fluff. Just straight-up truth about corruption and power games wrapped in some killer roots reggae vibes. You feel every word he spits; it’s like he’s standing right there calling out the crooks himself. Then there’s “Politition (Version).” Now, if you think versions are boring, this’ll slap that idea clean outta your head. Fader did his thing mastering this beast, and damn does it show. They strip back the vocals to let the instruments breathe, and holy hell, does it work. That bassline becomes even more monstrous, creeping into your brain like smoke in a dub session. By the time those horns kick in, you’re not just listening—you’re living it. Feels like walking through Kingston at midnight, where shadows move but never speak. What makes this album stick isn’t just the music—it’s the attitude. These guys didn’t care about trends or pleasing anyone. They made what felt real, what needed to be said. And yeah, maybe the mix is rough around the edges sometimes, but that’s part of its charm. It’s alive, man. Not polished to death like those plastic pop songs drowning in autotune. Here’s the kicker though—listening to this album feels like finding an old cassette tape in your dad’s junk drawer. It’s nostalgic as hell, but also kinda angry. Like, why don’t they make music like this anymore? Why’d we trade soul for streams? Screw algorithms—this is the kind of record that reminds you why music mattered in the first place. So go ahead, throw Politition Politician on your turntable—or whatever kids use these days—and crank it loud enough to piss off your neighbors. Trust me, they need to hear it too.

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Artist: Barry Brown The Aggrovators
Album: Politition Politician

Jamaica

Reggae

Roots Reggae

Rating: 4.75

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Politition (Version)
Politition

Video

Jah Stitch - Ragga Muffin Style

Barry Brown - Politician bw Version

Barry Brown - Politician + King Tubby Killa Dub

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Jackpot

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lytte på nettet
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Formats

Vinyl
7"
45 RPM
Single

Companies

Role	Company
Mastered At	GG Tape Masters Limited

Credits

Role	Credit
Mastered By	Fader
Producer	Bunny Lee

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (A): GGTM-POLITICIAN-A SIDE-86-FADER
Matrix / Runout (B): GGTM-B SIDE-81-[POLITITION-FADER-BUNNY LEE

About Barry Brown The Aggrovators

Barry Brown (1962, Jamaica - 29 May 2004) was a Jamaican reggae singer.

Name Vars

B Brown
B. Brown
B.Brown
Barby Brown
Barrington Brown
Barry
Bobby Brown
Brown

Aliases

MIchael Brown
Jah Smile

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Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Politition Politician* by Barry Brown and The Aggrovators is a gem from Jamaica's roots reggae scene. It was released under the Jackpot label and produced by Bunny Lee, a legend in the reggae world. The mastering was done by Fader, adding that crisp sound we love. Fun fact—the album has two tracks, "Politition" and its version, showing how reggae artists often rework songs to give them new life. It’s pure vibes!