Viva la Rebelution!

Courtesy of VP Records

Tanya's Rebelution is militant but not righteous

An army of babes will fight the good fight

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Tanya Stephens's Rebelution hit store shelves August 29. To hear "These Streets" in advance, visit www.myspace.com/tanyastephensmusic.

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Then, as she always does, Stephens cuts the gravity with humor. "I think it's a well-rounded record. If I wasn't gonna get a free copy, I would buy one. Or I would bootleg it anyway," she cackles. If she won't say it, we will: Rebelution is worth more than a bootleg purchase. It's a well-crafted album worth celebrating for what it is and what it stands for. Fundamentalist chanters should watch their backs: Tanya Stephens is about to blow them away with her musical uprising. The reggae industry should get ready to crown a queen.