Hebron Gate

Groundation's "Hebron Gate," released on January 1, 2002, under Young Tree Records, is a roots reggae masterpiece that seamlessly blends traditional reggae sounds with modern influences. This 54-minute journey through nine tracks, including standout songs like "Picture on the Wall" and "Weeping Pirates," showcases Groundation's deep connection to the roots of reggae, making it a standout album in their discography.

With a rich tapestry of reggae, roots reggae, dub, and ragga, "Hebron Gate" is a testament to Groundation's ability to honor the genre's past while pushing its boundaries. The album features collaborations with some of the most influential voices in reggae, adding layers of authenticity and depth to the music. Tracks like "Babylon Rule Dem" and "Freedom Taking Over" highlight the band's powerful lyrics and infectious rhythms, making it clear why Groundation has been celebrated for their contributions to the genre.

For fans of reggae and those looking to explore the genre's rich history, "Hebron Gate" offers a compelling listen. The album's blend of traditional and modern elements, combined with Groundation's signature sound, makes it a must-listen for any reggae enthusiast.