With his grainy yet soul-drenched sing-jay style, Sizzla brought about a Rasta revival and socially conscious slant amid the bustling and profane dancehall culture of the late '90s, becoming one of its biggest stars. His abundant hits balance digi-reggae and a rustic roots sound. He sets his gruff loverman plea against the live reggae groove on “Woman I Need You” and is as gravelly as a dirt clod against the tabla and dub blips of “Kings of the Earth”. And his uplifting lyrics power through the ragga stylings of “Build a Better World”.