Long time fan like many, but this album is pretty lackluster. Tracks are a bit too long and drawn out, uninspired lyrics, just not on par with past efforts. Sounds like an album that some will appreciate more under the influence of something. I could see myself enjoying this more while lighting up like I used to in the past. Sad 2018/2019 passed and this is all we're left with. Matis, we need to get a new album soon and you have to come back roaring like a lion on Mt Zion.......for the love of GOD!

Finally something fresh, thank you Matis!! How did I miss you at Electricforest?, please come back to Michigan!!

Matisyahu’s album is a true reflection of himself. It is refreshing to hear an artist stay true to himself. He creates his own sound from within and expresses it with his music.

Absolutely amazing. So unique and unlike anything he or anyone is ever produced. Personally, I love the fact that some tracks are long and unfiltered like a jam session... this was the first album that he produced alone without any outside forces and it really shows. The band is brilliant and his lyrics and storytelling as well.

what a joy to listen to. I've been a fan for years and listen to him when i'm driving, hiking or just trying to relax, there's a song for everything. I Haven't found a song I haven't enjoyed and this album didn't disappoint. Amazing.

It's a beautiful ride so good!

Undercurrent is an album comprised of eight terrific tracks that remind me of material from the Youth era. Unfortunately, the record suffers because the tracks are needlessly long. If the songs were half the length the album would have been a much stronger offering. Instead, the second half of each song becomes a tired and bloated jam session removing the emotional resonance from the otherwise strong melody and introspective lyrical content. Matisyahu is my favorate band, period. This is quality material and worth a purchase - it just could have been better as a 40 minute EP..

He's back. He's deep. He's good.

Matis is an artist who refuses to go more than one album without completely reinventing himself. However, he has always managed to maintain a certain style unique to him throughout his entire career. Undercurrent might seem odd to longtime fans, with its unusually long tracks, but each song on this album has managed to remind me of a certain period of Matisyahu's life. Some songs lend themselves to Matis' first album, while some would be right at home on Spark Seeker. It's a very fascinating album, and as a longtime fan, it's been a real treat to listen to. My particular favorite is Forest of Faith (especially the powerful second half). If you're a fan of Matisyahu, I think you'll find something to love about this album.

Mediocre at best