This is the second in a series of various artists produced album by the Chicago/Jamaica production team of Modern Culture. The CD contains offerings from Chicago and Jamaican based artists in particular. Prodigal, who opens the CD, hails from Port Maria Jamaica and urges the youth to get their sandals, bible and their long robes so they can praise JAH. He humorously points out that some youths are into NIKE
AIR and FILA shoes not sandals. Sadiki bows in with a sultry tune and changes the vibe. The veteran gives us a soulful "galtune" for the ladies. Jamaican Johnny Ranks says he wants to "draw them out" and goes on to deliver a strong political message about things going on inna"yard". Tumba King gives us "honor" in remembering South Africa and Sanapoco takes us down the gal dem way with the tune"BIG DOG" trying to figure out why the girls love him so. Chicago veteran Bunny Jackson sings a love song professing his love. The Fisherman gives us a real yard style tune singing as well as some rapping on the track