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Monkey Marc feat. Dre Island - Yaad N Abraad [Official Video 2018]

  Log on @ https://www.REGGAEVILLE.com "Same thing weh happen a yaad, it gwaan abraad" - Dre Island 🔥🔥 Free download here 👉 https://hypeddit.com/track/du30zk This heavyweight tune looks at injustice around the world over a driving reggae riddim, featuring reggae revival star Dre Island. Produced by Monkey Marc. 🔥 Watch NO SURRENDER (feat Sizzla, Capleton, Fantan Mojah)    • Monkey Marc - No Surrender feat. Sizzla, C...   💣 Watch BADNESS (feat Ninjaman)    • Badness - Ninjaman X Monkey Marc [Official...     / monkeymarcmusic     / monkeymarcmusic     / monkeymarc   “Yaad N Abraad, a riddim rooted in the fundamentals of reggae, but with a genre-bending edge. Built on a foundation of filtered guitar skanks and choppy, hip hop-style drum samples, the filters, sound effects, and rude echos give Yaad N Abraad a dynamic texture. These dub-derived elements, pioneered by Jamaican producers like King Tubby in the early 1970s, are often used today in various forms of bass music. … Although many purists will feel some kind of way about a hip hop/electronic producer suddenly dropping jugglings of strange and brilliant hybrid riddims, there is something to be said for the potential of such records to deliver the music of legit reggae artists to people who might not otherwise hear them.” - Dan Dabber, reggaeville 👉 http://bit.ly/reggaevilleYaadNAbraad Full riddim out on Digikillaz, also featuring 5 Star, Iba MaHr, Aza Lineage and Earth and the Fullness. Mixed by Monkey Marc. Mastered by Monkey Marc & Rohan Mansell at Monkey Marc's Solar Studio in Melbourne, Australia. Video directed, filmed and edited by @300kja in Kingston, Jamaica. Y A A D N A B R A A D F E A T. D R E I S L A N D Revival, resurgence and revitalization: words used to describe the new wave of reggae music and young consciousness-raising, spiritually awakened artists, evoking a golden era when Bob Marley sang of oppression. ‘Yaad N Abraad’ is the powerful lead single on Monkey Marc’s Yaad N Abraad riddim. It features roots reggae artist Dre Island, one of the most exciting young musicians to emerge out of Kingston, Jamaica. On Yaad N Abraad, Dre Island's raw, impassioned lyrics describe a country racked by widespread poverty, corruption and violence, where “blood still a flow just like the River Nile”. Jamaica has endured decades of crippling foreign debt, austerity measures and economic policies that destroy opportunities for the poor and protect the wealthy elite. Dre Island laments that this political and social injustice is found all around the world: “Same ting weh happen a yard gwaan abraad”. He calls on his people to stay strong and defiant: “Physically, mentally you affi strong. Can’t weak heart when you out inna Babylon. Got to stay focused and know your direction.” L Y R I C S Yea yea yea yea yea, Rastafari know Same thing weh happen a yaad, it gwaan abraad Same thing weh happen a yaad, it gwaan abraad Oh lord! I say Same thing weh happen a yaad gwaan abraad Same thing weh happen a yaad gwaan abraad Well we no mix up, we no mingle with no guy we no know Straight family man par wid so watch your approach I nah tun off from the mission King Selassie is I gold I’m begging every ghetto youths no sell out your soul and repatriate your mind Africa is the goal Straight like an arrow, Rasta never lean - oh no! I nuh want not a spliff from a guy me no know - watch it! Nuh go hear Dre Island drunk or parrow Live inna glass house, them say you no fi throw stone So I know we haffi trod out a Rome and know the road code I man say Same thing weh happen a yaad, it gwaan abraad Same thing weh happen a yaad, it gwaan abraad Oh Lord! I say Same thing weh happen a yaad gwaan abraad Same thing weh happen a yaad gwaan abraad Light bill, water bill, everybody cry Gas rate, land tax gone sky high Corruption, destruction, political cry More guns than shelters for the homeless child Diseases have yuh wheezing and yuh don’t know why Coughing till yuh throat sore, no cure in sight Oppression, depression make gunshot fly Worst when pickney want food and that cyaan find Blood still a flow just like the River Nile Daytime colder than the nighttime Policemen a roam street say them a fight crime Still no truth cyaan read pan the primetime So physically mentally you affi strong Can’t weak heart when you out inna Babylon Got to stay focus and know your direction 'Cause outta Rome full up a nuff demon I hear youths crying for justice, for justice Yet you give them religion injustice Just justice, just justice, just justice Yet you bring I division, not justice Same thing weh happen a yaad, gwaan abraad #PoweredByReggaeville #Reggaeville #MonkeyMarc