Tifa - Bad Mind Just Wont Win

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Review by Jackie Keely

Bad Mind Just Wont Win by Tifa: A Raw Reggae Punch to the Gut Alright, let’s get one thing straight—Tifa’s Bad Mind Just Wont Win ain’t your average reggae album. Released in 2007 outta Jamaica under Ward 21's label, this record hits like a rusty hammer on a hot day. No sugarcoating here; it’s raw, gritty, and doesn’t give a damn about being “polished.” And honestly? That’s what makes it stick. First up, the title track "Bad Mind (Just Won’t Win)(Raw)" slaps you right in the face from the jump. It’s got that grimy bassline that rattles your chest, and Tifa’s voice cuts through like a knife. The lyrics are simple but hit hard—she’s calling out all the haters, the gossipers, the ones throwing shade from the shadows. You feel her frustration, her defiance. This version is unfiltered, loud, and messy as hell—but isn’t that life sometimes? When she spits, “Bad mind just won’t win,” you believe her. Like, really believe her. It’s not just words; it’s a battle cry for anyone who’s ever been dragged through the mud by petty people. Then there’s "Bad Mind (Just Won’t Win)(Edited)." Now, don’t roll your eyes at “edited” because this cut still packs a punch. Producer Ward 21 cleaned it up without losing its soul. The beat’s tighter, more radio-friendly, but Tifa’s delivery stays sharp. This version feels like the calm after the storm—it’s smoother but no less powerful. If you’re vibing with headphones late at night, this edit sneaks into your brain and plants itself there. Trust me, you’ll catch yourself humming it hours later. What sticks with me most is how real this whole project feels. There’s no fluff, no trying too hard to impress. It’s just Tifa doing her thing over beats that sound like they were born in a Kingston backyard session. Sure, some might call it rough around the edges, but that’s exactly why it works. Reggae thrives on authenticity, and Bad Mind Just Wont Win bleeds it. Here’s the kicker though—listening to this album now almost feels like finding an old mixtape stuffed in the back of your closet. It’s nostalgic yet weirdly current, like someone took 2007 and shook it awake again. Maybe bad minds haven’t won yet, but damn if they didn’t try. So crank this one loud, let the bass knock something loose, and remember: even when the world tries to drag you down, keep pushing back. Or maybe just grab another Red Stripe and chill. Either way, Tifa’s got your back.

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Artist: Tifa
Album: Bad Mind Just Wont Win

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Bad Mind (Just Won´t Win)(Edited)
Bad Mind (Just Won´t Win)(Raw)

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Catalog Numbers

RAE 009

Labels

Ward 21

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 7"
  • 45 RPM

Credits

RoleCredit
ProducerWard 21

Notes

Rae Rae Riddim

Barcodes

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About Tifa

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Jamaican Dancehall Artist

Real Name

    • Latifa Brown

Name Vars

  • Tiffa

Aliases

  • Latifa \"Tifa\" Brown

Interesting fact about Album

Here's something cool: Tifa's album *Bad Mind Just Wont Win* is a piece of pure Jamaican reggae gold. Released in 2007, it came out under the label Ward 21, which also produced it. Fun fact—the album has two versions of the same track: one raw and one edited. It’s like getting two vibes from a single song! Reggae fans probably appreciate the authenticity and energy that Tifa brings to this project.