“Red, Gold and Green is really getting at the root of the Ethiopian flag as a symbol of Rastafari globally and what it really means from our perspective, the ones who live it, and what it means to carry this message through the music” says Kabaka Pyramid. From the well harmonized chorus, the infectious reggae rhythm, and the insightful verses, this song is a continuation of the quality music Ghetto Youths International and Bebble Rock are famous for.
The result of collaboration between Damian Marley and Kabaka Pyramid, as evidenced by records like Kontraband, gives listeners the best of lyrics, musicality, and melodies. His debut album Kontraband, was met with critical acclaim, containing hits such as Kontraband featuring Damian Marley and Kaught Up with a popular music video that found home on BET, and Reggae Music. Kabaka Pyramid is well known for songs like Warrior, Well Done and Can’t Breathe, which focused more keenly on the underprivileged who often are overlooked and ignored by society – and the powers that be, as well as Reggae Music and Nice Up the Dance that took on fun, entertaining lives of their own as strong representations of Jamaican culture. The name “Kabaka” is Ugandan for “King” and the long-lasting survival of the Pyramids of ancient Africa represent his desire for longevity in the music and deep connection to Kemetic roots leaving messages for generations to come. Not only is Damian Marley featured, but he is also the producer of this single. This missing context is remarkably packed into immaculate verses for which both artists are well known. Set to release Friday, July 22nd, Red, Gold & Green is brimming with the nuanced context often missing from the message. For Kabaka Pyramid and Damian “Jr Gong” Marley it was worthy enough to unite their musical synergy to highlight the significance of the colors to Rastafari tradition and Reggae music. They knew the two worlds and styles and cultures would blend perfectly together.New York, NY – Red, Gold & Green three colors, which signifies so much to so many. Those Jamaican artists include Ian “Beezy” Coleman (Ziggy and Damian Marley, Wyclef, Fugees), Devon Bradshaw (Burning Spear), Guillaume “Stepper Sax” Briard, Henry Matic Tune (UB40, Aswad, Dennis Brown), and the next-gen class of players.Īccording to a press statement, “the idea for Country Goes Reggae came on a trip to Negril, Jamaica in 2019, when the German brothers were sitting at a sunset, beach bar listening to reggae classics as a car passed by blasting U.S. The album fuses together the top reggae musicians in Jamaica with the vocals of country’s biggest stars.
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Fans can check out the full tracklist here below. The 11 tracks recreate the musical arrangements behind some of the most beloved country songs, including Parton’s “Two Doors Down,” Alabama’s “Pass It On Down,” Rascal Flatts’ “I Like The Sound of That,” Toby Keith’s “Red Solo Cup,” and more. It’s the latest creative mashup from producers Christian and Frank German (of The German Brothers) and partner Ron Oehl. The new album, which puts a reggae twist on some of country music’s biggest hits, features country Hall of Famers and future Hall of Famers. The new record, Country Goes Reggae, is officially out now. Big names Dolly Parton, Alabama, Jimmie Allen, Randy Houser, Rascal Flatts, Chase Rice, Toby Keith, Lainey Wilson, Uncle Kracker, and more have joined the renowned Jamaican artists Positive Vibrations on the reggae group’s new album.
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