VI Roots:
Vaughn Benjamin explores new sonic territory on this largely self-produced release recorded in his own Frederiksted studio. Alongside producer/engineer Jahronie, bassist Kenyatta Itola and guitarist Edmund, Vaughn Benjamin has crafted a sound unlike any other - with layers of drum syncopation, heavy bass lines and intriguing instrumentation. - More

Achi's Reggae Blog:
To Mene is a case of only hardcore fans need apply. Prime example is the opener of the album, the title track which I’m sure many of Vaughn Benjamin’s fans had already associated with ‘To Menen’ as in the wife of His Imperial Majesty (as purposely misspelling words on track lists is apparently amongst Benjamin’s favourite hobbies, see Aneed album). The actual saying of the word is, however, used as ‘too many’. Again, if you are a new fan you might listen to this opening tune, especially in light of what I just wrote, and think it very odd but its actually one of the most NORMAL tunes on the album named after it. Of course he pretty much ignores the riddim, as he usually does, and ends up delivering one of the strongest points on the album and definitely follow the words on the laid back tune, as I said, the man is a genius.  - More

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