‘This album is one that I wanted to make originally’ - Jamaica Gleaner
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After hearing the tracks on Spragga Benz’s Endeavors Reloaded album at the launch last Wednesday, one question needed to be answered: Has it been submitted for a Grammy? The simple answer that Spragga served up, with a smile, was “No, it’s not eligible”. Endeavors Reloaded is the album that Spragga Benz brings to life by deliberately choosing a talented and diverse set of artistes whose voices would best complement the songs and the soul of the project. It is a labour of love, and as Sizzla told The Sunday Gleaner, “ Endeavors Reloaded is a beautiful album”. To label it “collab-heavy” is an understatement, but that actually turns out to be a positive. Spragga’s collaborators include Echo Minott, JC Lodge, Sizzla, Sean Paul, Stonebwoy, Bugle, Agent Sasco, Tarrus Riley, I-Wayne, G Dep, Bittah Sosicka, Briggy Benz, Ashley Skerritt, and late reggae crooner Cocoa Tea on the single That Drone. As the name suggests, it is not an entirely new album. Reloaded is the expanded edition of his 2025 album Endeavors and special parts of the Reloaded project are the interesting stories about Spragga Benz’s search for the artistes.
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