Official Audio for By The Cover by Lion D and Bobby Hustle

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Lion D ft Bobby Hustle - By The Cover

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WAKE THE TOWN

INTRO
Wake the town with a righteous sound
Tell me who shall I fear while I walk on Jah righteous ground
Nowadays some of the wickedest witches dress Inna the whitest gowns
Take a pen and paper
And write this down

CHO
Well mi seh mi nuh like how certain man a Gwaan (not at all)
Well mi seh mi Nuh love how some woman a Gwaan (not at all)
Dem claim seh dem have love Inna den heart (oh lawd)
And as yuh turn yuh back dem start fi laugh (how dem laugh)
Cha la la la la la la la la (Bhim)
Cha la la la la la la la la (Bhim)
Nuff a dem a snake eena grass (wicked heart)
Si yuh pon di edge and want fi push yuh off (dem waan yuh fall)

VS1
Nuff tings deh outa road weh me nuh like so I write songs fi highlight it
Mi nuh like when another guy see another guy a rise like the sun and try fight it
Mi nuh like it (No) when a gyal see a man a kill himself pon the night shift
Den she ball out str8 if yuh nah drive the new q8 she naaw get exited.

Born and grow a Jamaica
Fly go farin fi make di paper
Weh life still rough like a sand paper
Suh wah we never eat we save fi later
Why when I read the newspaper
All mi si a killer and teef and raper
Mi affi go fly dung one November
Fi talk about love Inna sweet Jamaica
Coz JAH know seh

CHO
Well mi seh mi nuh like how certain man a Gwaan (not at all)
Well mi seh mi Nuh love how some woman a Gwaan (not at all)
Dem claim seh dem have love Inna den heart (oh lawd)
And as yuh turn yuh back dem start fi laugh (how dem laugh)
Cha la la la la la la la la (Bhim)
Cha la la la la la la la la (Bhim)
Nuff a dem a snake eena grass (wicked heart)
Si yuh pon di edge and want fi push yuh off (dem waan yuh fall)

VS2
Talk mi talk and all who nuh like when mi talk
Still have to face it
Tell the truth mi seh the music a get too loo
Take it back to basic
Nuff a dem will tell yuh seh them lifestyle clean
But when you check it out it dirty
Nuff big woman don't have a 9-5
And dem quick fi show yuh 6-30

Clean words from a dirty mouth
Mi seh nuh really worth a penny when yuh work it out
Yuh affi walk with a torch
You affi search it out
Dem waan lock off yuh light
Trip yuh circuit out
And dem nuh waan yuh live good
Not even waan yuh get Weh di bird spit out
But I follow the order of the father
Suh yuh know seh yuh naah see me pon the dirty road.
Mi tell dem

CHO
Well mi seh mi nuh like how certain man a Gwaan (not at all)
Well mi seh mi Nuh love how some woman a Gwaan (not at all)
Dem claim seh dem have love Inna den heart (oh lawd)
And as yuh turn yuh back dem start fi laugh (how dem laugh)
Cha la la la la la la la la (Bhim)
Cha la la la la la la la la (Bhim)
Nuff a dem a snake eena grass (wicked heart)
Si yuh pon di edge and want fi push yuh off (dem waan yuh fall)

OUTRO
Nuff tings Deh outa road weh mi Nuh like
So I write songs fi highlight it.



02 Wake The town

After dropping a few hot joints alongside the likes of Jesse Royal and Sizzla on XTM Nation productions like the "Long Days, Short Nights" Riddim, Kayla Bliss steps up today with a brand new one-away single called "Red Hott." The rhythm track, an update of Alton Ellis's classic "Can I Change My Mind" featuring Sly Dunbar on drums and Donald Dennis on bass, bubbles like soup on a fire while Kayla sings about why she, Kareem "Reemus" Burrell, and the whole XTM Family are "Red Hott." Even when the Brooklyn-based singer is making moves with one of Jamaica's most respected production teams she always makes sure her "nails well done and my hair intact"—oh yeah, and she always burns "the stinkest of hash." What better way to mark the late great Phillip "Fatis" Burrell's birthday than to continue his musical legacy. 

Words by Rob Kenner 

Label - XTM.Nation
Producer - Kareem Burrell
Artiste - Kayla Bliss
Drums - Sly Dunbar
Bass - Donald Dennis
Keyboard - Lamar 'RIff Raff' Brown & Donald Dennis
Guitar - Mitchum Khan Chin 

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“There are plenty of American reggae acts… but none of them as genuine as Bobby Hustle. Built on a broad knowledge of reggae and dancehall music, Bobby’s authenticity is most impressive because it is self-taught and born of a true passion for a genre that most Americans only know through Bob Marley’s ubiquitous Legend CD.” – Dan Dabber, Reggaeville.com

Seattle, Washington-born reggae songwriter and performer, now residing and recording in Los Angeles. His story and sound are like no one else's!

Bobby was first exposed to Jamaican-style music in middle school when he became fascinated by the island rhythms being re-purposed by third wave ska bands like Sublime, Less Than Jake and Reel Big Fish. His adolescent interest in that sound eventually led him straight to the source and he quickly discovered that Jamaica had a lot more to offer than just ska. He began to explore reggae crafted by Jamaican artists who were popular at the end of the 90s – artists like Anthony B, Capleton, and Sizzla – and he quickly became obsessed. He scoured the Emerald City for any reggae record he could get his hands on, hoping to soak up as much Jamaican music, dialect, and culture as he could.

In 2010, Bobby Hustle began voicing reggae productions and, true to his name, he has worked industriously for labels from all over the world. In addition to his home camp, Loud City Music, he has written and recorded songs for many prominent outfits like the bicoastal American crew, Lustre Kings Productions, and German super-group, Jugglerz Records. Since his debut EP, Always On The Hustle, in 2011, Bobby has released five mixtapes, five more EPs and a full length album, It’s The Hustle. In his thirteen year career, Bobby Hustle has contributed songs to over 60 different riddim releases and collaborated with some of the best reggae artists in the world, including the iconic Sizzla Kalonji, prolific artists like Lutan Fyah, Mikey General, Cali P, Collie Buddz, The Movement, Josh Heinrichs and Skillinjah.

All of Bobby’s hard work has given him exposure, and he has built a following from all over the world. Bobby’s music has taken him to places like Japan, Russia, Germany and Italy. He has performed opening duties for crucial reggae artists like Gappy Ranks, Konshens, Protoje, Mr. Vegas and Third World just to name a few. But his success has not come without obstacles, most notably, a two year stay in Costa Rica beginning in 2016, where Bobby awaited trial for a drug trafficking charge that resulted from a misunderstanding while he was on tour. Determined to fight the charge, he refused to accept a plea deal that would have given him a lighter sentence. Bobby knew he was innocent and decided that he would do everything in his power to keep his freedom. After 22 months there, he was found not guilty of all charges and he was able to return to his friends and family in Seattle in December of 2017.

After his return to the US in 2018, Bobby relocated to Los Angeles. His EP, Wolaba Vibes: The Costa Rica Sessions, a collection of songs he recorded while in Costa Rica, came out in May 2019. In December 2019, he renewed his passport and performed two shows in Israel, making his first trip abroad since his trial in Costa Rica. Little did he know, just a few months later he'd be stuck in one place again...

Lockdown didn't stop him. During the height of the pandemic in 2020, Hustle dropped 19 songs including, “As Good As It Seems”. The song was featured on Spotify’s editorial playlist “Sunshine Reggae”, now with over 2.5 million streams on the platform. In 2021, Bobby continued his pattern of frequent releases by offering up two EPs, Side Hustle and The Right Place, as well as a host of singles.

2022 brought new opportunities for the Hustle. Just as live show restrictions began to lift in Southern California, Bobby started his new band and throughout the latter half of the year, they began to perform regularly throughout the region.

Since the Covid restrictions have now officially been lifted, Bobby Hustle is getting back on the road nationally and internationally. Whether he performs with his backing band or with his DJ, Yungg Trip, one thing for certain is Bobby's undeniable stage presence and his love for the craft of entertaining. So make sure you don't miss the opportunity to see this rising star on a stage near you!!!

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