Message From AfriKa (feat. Reggae Powerhouse Band) – Single

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Message From AfriKa (feat. Reggae Powerhouse Band)

 

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“Message From AfriKa” comes just three months after Don Dada’s visit to Kingston, Jamaica where he made history as the first African artist to perform on the prestigious Bob Marley 74th Birthday Concert during reggae  February 2019.

Named after the reggae legend, Robert Nesta Marley, Don Dada has already won the hearts of many people with his multi-platinum hit “Viva Mandela,” and his recently released Jah Is Good, which was received well by his fans.

According to the song, “Message From AfriKa” tells us that life is a series of ups and downs, happiness and pain but it is your mentality and growth that navigates you through the hard times reminding us to rise after every fall to appreciate the love and well found in us all.

“An uplifting and positive tune of ever-lasting positive energy as the message shared in the song is applauded by a sweet melody which producer, Leroy Scarlett (Reggae Powerhouse Band), orchestrated with live instruments by the legendary Grammy-winning dynamic duo, Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare of the Taxi Gang.

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Message From AfriKa

by Don Dada and Reggae PowerHouse Band

 

This is a message to all of my people
This is a message to all of my friends
Rasta na fall we rise, Rastaman hear my cry
Word of warning to all the man Dem
Now say me roots so my hair touch the ground
Yes me roots sensimilla my cologne say me roots cant tell by my sound so roots praise Jah pun his Throne so mi roots
say me roots so my hair touch the ground
Yes me roots sensimilla my cologne say me roots can’t you tell by my sound so roots praise Jah pun his Throne yes Jah and him alone

 

Verse

Say in the name of His Most High Imperial Majesty Conquering Lion of Judah pray You always over me whether
good times or bad I and I always believe never falling for the promise further then the eye can see over spears and the arrow Rastafari set me free

Hook

say me roots so my hair touch the ground
Yes me roots sensimilla my cologne say me roots cant tell by my sound so roots praise Jah pun his Throne
say me roots so my hair touch the ground
Yes me roots sensimilla my cologne say me roots cant tell by my sound so roots praise Jah pun his Throne

 

Verse 2

Greetings in the name of His Imperial Majesty
King of Kings Hallie Selassie I King of Kings
Conquering Lion of the tribe of Judah
Now if may can I switch it up, Please and Thanks

 

Give Jah praise for His grace in every day in every single land,  me I’m from Africa the southernmost region life gives me my reason for breathing
Work for my bredrin no question in session we bless we push that positive acknowledge it so love and not the opposite hypothesis if we could all change now that’s some concession spit if rest ruled the world we drop the fee to the colleges acknowledge this

Hook

This is a message to all of my people
This is a message to all of my friends
Rasta na fall we rise Rastaman here my cry
Word of warning to all the man Dem
Now say me roots so my hair touch the ground
Yes me roots sensimilla my cologne say me roots cant tell by my sound so roots praise
Jah pun his Throne
say me roots so my hair touch the ground
Yes me roots sensimilla my cologne say me roots cant tell by my sound so roots praise
Jah pun his Throne yes Jah and him alone