Getting Over The Storm

UB40, the legendary English reggae band, invites you to experience "Getting Over The Storm," their eighteenth studio album, released on September 3, 2013, under the UMC (Universal Music Catalogue) label. This 51-minute collection of 13 tracks is a testament to UB40's enduring musical prowess and their ability to blend reggae with various other genres. The album features a mix of original tracks and cover versions, showcasing the band's versatility and deep-rooted love for music.

"Getting Over The Storm" kicks off with "Midnight Rider," a captivating track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The band tackles a variety of themes, from love and heartache in songs like "Blue Bilet Doux" and "Crying Time," to social commentary in tracks such as "How Can A Poor Man Stand Such Times And Live." The title track, "Getting Over The Storm," is a standout, offering a sing-along experience that highlights UB40's knack for creating infectious, uplifting melodies.

The album also includes a mix of covers, each imbued with UB40's signature reggae sound. From the classic "He'll Have To Go" to the timeless "Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain," these tracks showcase the band's ability to put their unique spin on beloved songs. With "Getting Over The Storm," UB40 delivers an album that is as engaging as it is diverse, proving once again why they are a staple in the reggae genre.