BASSETERRE, St. Kitts - RAVING reviews of female dancehall sensation Tanya Stephens’ new album ‘Infallible’ have been circling the internet since its release last week.
This is her seventh album, and it is one with a difference because the artiste has decided to make it completely free to anyone who wants to download it.
According to Tanya Stephens, who was born Vivienne Stephenson, she wanted to do something special for her fans, and the major reason being that there is a recession and things are already hard on everyone.
The 18-track album already promises to be ranked among some of her best works and features tracks such as ‘Bury A Bone’, ‘Just For Me’, ‘Still Alive’ and ‘Siddung Pon It’.
Infallible has been described as nothing short of intense, inspiring and, of course, littered with witty innuendos which the artiste is greatly known for.
Some of her past hits include ‘S.O.S’, ‘Spilt Milk’, ‘Me and You Dat’ ‘Yuh Nuh Ready Fi Dis Yet’, ‘These Streets’, ‘Boom Wuk’ and It’s A Pity.
