Horace Andy, one of reggae's most distinctive vocalists with his haunting falsetto and spiritual depth, delivered Skylarking in 1996 during a period when he was reclaiming his artistic voice. Andy's tenor carries vulnerability and grace—you hear it immediately on tracks like Spying Glass and One Love. The backing balances roots reggae fundamentals with contemporary production, giving the album real substance. What makes this valuable is Andy's maturity as a singer and his choice of material—these are songs about resilience and faith delivered with genuine conviction. The Virgin/Melankolic release has become sought-after, reflecting its status as a late-period gem from an underrated vocalist. Serious reggae listeners know this one.

Symbolic image. For detailed condition of this item, read below. Media: Near Mint (NM or M-) Sleeve: Very Good Plus (VG+)

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