Here I Come

"Here I Come" is an album by Jamaican reggae artist Barrington Levy, released in 1985. This album solidified Levy's reputation as one of the leading voices in reggae music during the 1980s. Known for his distinctive soulful voice and energetic delivery, Levy became famous for blending roots reggae with dancehall elements.

The album's title track, "Here I Come," often referred to as "Broader than Broadway," became one of Levy's signature songs and achieved significant success, helping to introduce reggae and dancehall music to a broader international audience. The song is characterized by its catchy hook and rhythmic beat, making it a favorite in dancehalls and reggae clubs worldwide.

"Here I Come" features a mix of upbeat tracks and smoother, rhythmically complex songs, showcasing Levy's versatility as an artist. The production typically involved prominent Jamaican producers of the time, contributing to the album's authentic reggae sound.

Throughout his career, Barrington Levy has been celebrated for his ability to craft songs that resonate with audiences beyond the traditional reggae fanbase. "Here I Come" remains a significant part of his discography and is often highlighted in collections of his most impactful work.