Chris Archibald, Journalist

It’s within these walls that big beat is superseded.

A mix of tried and true tracks suffused with interesting, quirky gems.

This is an album that while raw in delivery is also clever in crafting self-reflection in the listener.

Slipstream could have been another income earner for a career that has spanned five decades yet instead feels fresh and contemporary.

This is a solid debut that pulls some surprises out of its well-worn Rasta hat. It should not only appeal to lovers of reggae, but also to newcomers looking for a sound complimentary to sun-drenched days and apathetic social activism.

With versatility and musical integrity such as this on display, it seems that Frasca is destined to create her own luck.