Virgin Islands recording artist Killa Tooma released his third studio album, Voice of the Lamb, on Aug. 15, making the 11-track project available on all major streaming platforms.
The album departs from his earlier work in process and theme. In a statement, Killa Tooma said he did not write lyrics for the record but instead relied on what he described as a spiritual experience. He said he viewed the project as God speaking through him to deliver a message of faith, resilience, and self-improvement.
The tracks highlight personal growth and perseverance, with one song, Vigilate, addressing the political climate in the Virgin Islands while calling for accountability from leaders. The album also incorporates a spoken contribution from Elmore Stoutt and a sample from the late Michael “Pup-D” Stevens.
In a Facebook post announcing the release, Killa Tooma said he hoped the project would resonate with listeners: “From my heart to yours, I pray it has the same effect on you.”
Killa Tooma, who has previously released two studio albums, is known in the Virgin Islands for lyrics that draw on faith and personal experience.
