Name: Infiltration
Brand: Universal Music Distribution
SKU: 262566
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Infiltration

By Assassin (Recorded By)

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CD (1 Disc); Stereo

Release Date

1 September 2005

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Album: Infiltration
#	Song Title		Time
1)	As A Man	More Info...	3:22
2)	Idiot Thing	More Info...	3:09
3)	Don't Like You	More Info...	3:42
4)	In Da Club	More Info...	3:04
5)	I'm A Hustla	More Info...	3:23
6)	We Dem Want	More Info...	3:23
7)	Free At Last	More Info...	3:31
8)	Let Me Know	More Info...	3:31
9)	Girls Gone Wild	More Info...	2:37
10)	Step Pon Dem	More Info...	2:57
11)	Gangsta City	More Info...	2:50
12)	Dem	More Info...	3:01
13)	Hot	More Info...	3:38
14)	Wandering Mind	More Info...	3:23
15)	Youths Well Cold	More Info...	3:31
16)	Big Mix	More Info...	4:17
17)	Respect Due	More Info...	4:15

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Album: Infiltration
#	Song Title		Time
1)	As A Man	More Info...	3:22
2)	Idiot Thing	More Info...	3:09
3)	Don't Like You	More Info...	3:42
4)	In Da Club	More Info...	3:04
5)	I'm A Hustla	More Info...	3:23
6)	We Dem Want	More Info...	3:23
7)	Free At Last	More Info...	3:31
8)	Let Me Know	More Info...	3:31
9)	Girls Gone Wild	More Info...	2:37
10)	Step Pon Dem	More Info...	2:57
11)	Gangsta City	More Info...	2:50
12)	Dem	More Info...	3:01
13)	Hot	More Info...	3:38
14)	Wandering Mind	More Info...	3:23
15)	Youths Well Cold	More Info...	3:31
16)	Big Mix	More Info...	4:17
17)	Respect Due	More Info...	4:15

EAN

0054645173124

Writer

Assassin (Recorded By)

Producer

Donovan Germain, Christopher Birch, Donovan Vendetta Bennett, Omar Clennon, Michael "Factor" Jarrett, Rohan "Snowcone" Fuller, Michael Brissett, Sly Dunbar, Steven "Lenky" Marsden, Troyton Rami, Vada Nobles, Delano Thomas, Nuahsor, Donovan Germain, Rohan "Snow Cone" Fuller, Tony Kelly, Christopher Birch

Country

USA

Studio/Live

Studio

Guest Artist

Freddie McGregor; Syleena Johnson; Red Square

Label

Universal Music Distribution

Dimensions

12.5 x 14.2 x 1 centimeters (0.11 kg)

Performer Notes

Personnel: Assassin (vocals); Freddie McGregor, Syleena Johnson (vocals); Cleveland "Clevie" Browne, Wycliffe "Steely" Johnson (background vocals); Red Square Black.
Audio Mixers: Collin "Bulbie" York; Dave Hyman; Michael "Factor" Jarrett; James M. Wisner ; Jevon Bailey; Richard Browne; Anthony "Al" Graham; Shane Brown; Sting International; Wycliffe "Steely" Johnson; Troyton Rami.
Recording information: 321 Strong Studios, Kingston, Jamaica; Big Yard Studios, Long Island, NY; Black Shadow Studios, Miami, FL; Hit Factory, New York, NY; Pentagon Studios, Kingston, Jamaica; Penthouse Recording Studio, Kingston, Jamaica; Renaissance Studios, Kingston, Jamaica; Studio 2000, Kingston, Jamaica; Sweet Room Studios, Kingston, Jamaica; The House, Miami, FL; Vendetta Studios, Kingston, Jamaica; Zero G Studios.
Arrangers: Cleveland "Clevie" Browne; Wycliffe "Steely" Johnson.
The debut album from Assassin arrives with much hype and fanfare -- this young man has made a name for himself on the Jamaican dancehall scene and on the island's airwaves, and has toured extensively as a protg of Buju Banton. But if you come to his album expecting any new take on the typical modern dancehall vibe, you'll be disappointed. On the other hand, if all you're expecting is a more than usually mature debut from a significant talent, then you're sure to be pleased by Assassin's self-assured delivery and witty chatting. The rhythms provided for his use on Infiltration are drawn from the A list of Jamaican production teams, including Clevie & Steelie (whose "As a Man" rhythm is one of the album's highlights), Renaissance Crew, and Jah Snowcone. There are also combination tracks, two of which are among the program's strongest cuts: a sweetly romantic number titled "Let Me Know," which features the golden-voiced Syleena Johnson, and a fine roots-and-culture collaboration with Freddie McGregor called "Youths Well Cold." "Respect Due" is that rarest of dancehall features, a song on which the singer humbly acknowledges the influence of his musical forebears; "Girls Gone Wild," unfortunately, is that most common of dancehall features, a trend-hopping shout-out to slutty girls everywhere. Recommended overall. ~ Rick Anderson