Pablo Moses is a force of nature. More than just a Reggae star, his unique voice has been heard on many international stages for over forty years. In 1975, he recorded I man a Grasshopper followed by We should be in Angola. These two tracks ended up on Revolutionary Dream. This first album was recorded in Jamaica despite being censored by the authorities.

The brilliant success of Revolutionary Dream spread like wildfire to America and England. Pablo then recorded A Song (1980), and Pave the Way (1981) with Island Records. These tracks, produced once again by Geoffrey Chung, rocketed to the top of the hit parade. He continued his solo career away from the legends in his profession, brought out six albums, and then stopped recording for fifteen years. In 2010, The Rebirth was released, its title clearly referring to his own artistic renaissance. It is a sensational counterpart to his latest album, The Itinuation an album that features the cream of Jamaican musicians: Nambo Robinson and Dean Fraser on brass, Robbie Lyn on keyboards, Harry T Powell on percussion, Desi Jones on the drums, Danny Axeman Thompson on bass and Dalton Browne on guitar… The perfect line-up to showcase Pablo Moses’ exceptional voice, and his pipes have never sounded as powerful as they do now. The Itinuation journeys through Reggae history, from Lover style (I love U), all the way to Nyabinghi (Thanks Jah Jah). To Pablo Moses, the only right path is the one which honours righteousness, tolerance and resistance (Attitude, Open Your Minds, Mercy, Lioness). « My only religion is love, human rights and justice for all » whispers Pablo Moses. The Itinuation echoes those sentiments loud and clear.