Always promising much more than flava of the month, Roots Manuva's creative consistency has been maintaining a steady flow of increasingly strong material from his debut album, through his guesting on Leftfield's 'Rhythm and Stealth' and way beyond. Part of his strength is in That Voice, a booming, timbre-laden way of conveying thoughts and rhymes that is as musical as any instrument. Furthermore, Rodney Smith refuses to be caught napping and 'Run Come Save Me' finds him stretching his legs further from the opposition. As much about dancehall culture as it is about hip-hop and urban happenstance 'Run...' is a document of a man's thoughts and mind, whether he be musing on the state of the nation, the idea of love or the holes in his socks. This is the work of a British griot without equal as Manuva, once again, shows the world just how clean his heels really are. Like the man said...witness the fitness!