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Groove Incorporated – Aotearoa Reggae (Official Music Video)

Spotify/streaming links : https://music.drm.co.nz/ar-gi Aotearoa Reggae is the fourth single from Tamaki Makaurau (Auckland) based Groove Incorporated. The track celebrates and traces the history of reggae music in Aotearoa, New Zealand. It captures the journey from the late 1970’s Jamaican-influenced sounds embraced by Māori and Polynesian communities, the socio-political and racial justice issues it helped address during the 1980’s, through to today’s festival-driven reggae scene, enjoyed by a wide audience. The song features classic reggae elements: a steady “one drop” beat, authentic electric-guitar and piano skanks, a grooving organ bubble, and a street-inspired lead vocal supported by rich and soulful harmonies. Credits: Lyrics, music, production, mixing, mastering, video: Michael Fredrickson  Lead vocals: Honey–B–Sweet Backing vocals: Josh, Talisha, Elena Lyrics: We love roots reggae, Aotearoa reggae It’s in our bones, always It’ll never change Take it away Honey Bee Well hello everybody hope you’re doing OK GI’s the name – producer DJ Wise man in appearance from AK But we’re young, from all over and every race Now we try to make best of any genre they play But our favourite groove is Aotearoa reggae It started way back when Uncle Bob still graced Herbs, Dread and the Tribes paved our new way Roots really … was for the hardcore But now outside JA no-one loves reggae more Part fight for justice, part pacific strum It’s now found in Porirua to Remuera And doing quite well, many a Tui Thanks to Tiki, Freddy, and now LAB All 3 of whom are deft performers They take the festivals to every corner Aotearoa reggae This is real reggae music Hip hop and R & B Always reggae music Aotearoa reggae We love reggae music Aotearoa reggae All day reggae music People drive from miles around Just to listen to kiwi roots, didly dub sound But still it’s called lame, oh man what a shame Mururoa, Maoritanga so much was gained. Cause when you feel the groove, you really know That reggae music helped Te Reo live and grow With the beat and skank, you could never ever mis No other reggae in the world had impact like this Now many have tried to claim the land But 79 is when it all began The Springs, Keskidee and the Harder they come Raised a wave of Maori and Nesian fun But right now the best sound is in the festival With speakers all around about 10 feet tall The place is jammed and the vibe is right The DJ has the crowd, the bands are always tight The best part of the day is when they play the dub And if the people love their music they say didly dum You got to take out the bass leave the mids and the treble Play back the loop again and let the whole crowd bubble If you’ve been to One Love then you’ll a witness It’s two birthdays that we celebrate best So from the east to the west, the cape down to the south Party people in the place let me hear you shout And if anybody is still in doubt, Well, open your ears and check this out