In a world where music serves as both an art form and a powerful tool for social change, Beninese singer-songwriter Angelo Rascool delivers a striking message with his latest Rob-A-Dub reggae track, “Sida.” As part of his upcoming album Réchauffement, set for release in 2025 with his band Jamafrica, the song is more than just a melody, it’s a call to action, reminding listeners that HIV/AIDS remains a pressing global issue.
“Sida” captivates with its signature roots reggae rhythm, soulful instrumentation, and heartfelt delivery. Angelo Rascool’s voice, rich with experience and raw emotion, resonates deeply as he seamlessly weaves between English, French, and Fon, making his message accessible across cultures and generations.
His ability to blend reggae, blues, and world music is remarkable, creating a sound that is both timeless and deeply rooted in African traditions. Accompanied by Nano’s skillful guitar work, the track flows effortlessly, carrying an urgent yet uplifting energy that compels listeners to engage not just with the music, but with its crucial theme.
More than just a song, “Sida” is an SOS to the world, urging people to stay vigilant, practice prevention, and support those affected by HIV/AIDS. Rascool’s storytelling and rhythmic delivery ensure that the message lingers in the mind long after the song ends.
With Réchauffement on the horizon, Angelo Rascool and Jamafrica prove that music can educate, inspire, and ignite change. “Sida” is a must-listen, not just for reggae lovers, but for anyone who believes in the power of music to drive awareness and transformation.