First review on Tommy Lee Sparta’s latest single, “Tomorrow’s a Better Day.” One of the lead singles from the Out of Many Riddim.
“Tomorrow’s A Better Day” is an uplifting track with a smooth flow that is neatly placed over a reggae-type dancehall beat. The smooth backup vocals, in conjunction with the deejay’s main vocals, make for a harmonious trip that is soothing to the ears.
This Upsetta Records production is by far one of the best tracks I’ve heard from Tommy Lee Sparta in a while. It’s relatable, it’s positive, and the catchy hook is family-friendly. The dancehall deejay also gives a candid account of his upbringing, reflecting on the days he used to “sneak out,” when his mother would try to instill in him values from the bible and when he was often told he would die young.
This revelation though usually disappointing, somehow only came off as admirable for the candidness. I, for one, have huge respect for the honesty in this track, and fans in the comments agree.
“Who else agree this go be the next biggest song for 2019,” one user asked.
Another commented, “This another hit..Tommy lee need fi just do more of these songs..the demon ting cool but dem no shot like this.” – UrbandIslandz.com
