Pacific Coast Reggae

New Caledonia

Reggae Beat

Land Piranha

Oats

Slipaway

Land piranha, Land piranha
She’s gonna get you when you’re on the land, yah
Land piranha, Land piranha
She’s gonna get you when you’re on the land, yah


She’ll bite your fingers, and bite your toes
And if you get too close, she’ll nip your nose
Teeth like razor blades
Nails like hand grenades
No warning, she's comin' for the kill


Land piranha, Land piranha
She’s gonna get you when you’re on the land, yah
Land piranha, Land piranha
She’s gonna get you when you’re on the land, yah


Don’t matter if it’s morning
Don’t matter if it’s night
Don’t matter if you’re sad or feelin' alright
She'll still get ya out of spite
No Warning, she's comin' for the kill


Land piranha, Land piranha
She’s gonna get you when you’re on the land, yah
Land piranha, Land piranha
She’s gonna get you when you’re on the land, yah

Land piranha, Land piranha
She’s gonna get you when you’re on the land, yah
Land piranha, Land piranha
She’s gonna get you when you’re on the land, yah


You better look out!
She’s comin’ for you
She’s gonna sink her teeth through your armor
Like a land piranha


Land piranha, Land piranha
She’s gonna get you when you’re on the land, yah
Land piranha, Land piranha
She’s gonna get you when you’re on the land, yah


If you try to hide
And keep outta sight
You better believe she'll still find ya'
And get ya' out of spite
No warning, she's comin' for the kill!


Land piranha, Land piranha
She’s gonna get you when you’re on the land, yah
Land piranha, Land piranha
She’s gonna get you when you’re on the land, yah

Land Piranha (Barracuda)

Mandela Affect is a comedic Pop Reggae song about the phenomenon of false memories termed the “Mandela Effect,” or as some refer to it, “Mandela Affect.” The phenomenon was dubbed the "Mandela Effect" by paranormal researcher Fiona Broome, who reported having vivid and detailed memories of news coverage of South African anti-Apartheid leader Nelson Mandela dying in prison in the 1980s. While the word “Effect” is used as a noun meaning a change which is a result or consequence of an action or a verb, meaning cause (something) to happen; bring about; “Affect” is only used as a verb and means have an effect on; make a difference to like a Flattened Affect. In an ironic sense, Clint Warren intentionally named the song "Mandela Affect." Artwork was done by Clint Warren and graffiti legend Atomik.

Mandela Affect

The original version of "Reggae Beat" was included as track No 1 on Clint Warren's debut EP entitled "Pacific Coast Reggae" released in the Fall of 2022. The song has remained on the iTunes and Amazon Music Reggae charts since its release and has been nominated for a Grammy award by Grammy-U mentor, Oliver Sean. This "Remix" version is a slower, more relaxed take on that same song.

The live (unmixed) version of the song received a ReverbNation Crowd Review score of 7.4, which ranked it in the 85th percentile of all songs analyzed by Crowd Review. Most listeners rated it a 10 out of 10 and a whopping 76% of listeners wanted to hear it again. After 1 year of mixing and mastering the song has been perfected and is “radio ready.”

Clint Warren

Reggae Beat (Remix)

Reggae Beat (Remix) [feat. Saul City]

"Come and Gone" is a (Dub style) Reggae song about the idea of everlasting love and the fact that you might realize it until after it's already too late. The singer recounts the best times he had with the love of his life and the struggle of searching for her again.

Come and Gone

Come And Gone

“Space Monkeys” is a (Dub Style) Reggae song about a reference to test monkeys being shot up into space from the film, “Fight Club.” Clint roasts celebrities ranging from Steve Carell to John C. Reilly. All-in-all there are about 20 Pop Culture references in the song, making this the perfect party or simple get-together song.

Space Monkeys

“PNW (The Psilocybin Song)” is a Pop Reggae song written to be a comedic anthem for the P.N.W. (Washington and Oregon) where Psilocybin mushrooms were legalized under the The Washington and Oregon Psilocybin Services Section Acts. The song tells the story of a straight-edge postman who was prescribed Psilocybin for the first time and all the adventures (trouble) he gets into while delivering mail to the residents of the PNW.

PNW (The Psilocybin Song)

Perfect for Valentine's Day, "Come and Gone" is a (Dub style) Reggae love song about the idea of everlasting love and the fact that you might realize it until after it's already too late. The singer, Clint Warren, recounts the best times he had with the love of his life and the struggle of searching for her again. Clint’s low and alluring, smoky vocals are reminiscent of Scott Woodruff (Stick Figure) mixed with Clemens Rehbein (Milky Chance). 

Featured on the track is fellow South African singer, Tau Ea Tau (lioness in English) who is quickly making a name for herself as a major contender in the female Reggae Community.

Flowing

Flowing (feat. Tau Ea Tau)

“Plastic Army” is an Indie Pop love song intentionally written and produced to be commercial. It’s about a man who would give up everything for the love of his life, in this case making her the Queen of his “Plastic Army.” The term plastic army is intentionally ambiguous, leaving interpretation up to the listener.

Plastic Army

Puppy Dog Eyes is an exciting, horn-driven Ska love song about that look someone gives you with those shiny begging eyes when they really want something. Clint is currently performing the song in Ohio and Illinois with Tropidelic where it has been well received by Ska fans.

Puppy Dog Eyes (Ska)

Puppy Dog Eyes

Puppy Dog Eyes (feat. Andii Styron)

Beach In Hawaii

Beach In Hawaii (feat. Lucy Morningstar)

Dookie Dog

Dookie Dog feat. Clint Warren

Born in Africa, a 90s child TV star, became a US Marine, a Peace Corps volunteer, a lawyer, and a 66th 2024 GRAMMY finalist for Reggae album of the year, Clint Warren is giving David Bowie a run for his money in the Reggae fusion arena. 
-Oliver Sean, GRAMMY-U Mentor

"Cali style Reggae music that makes you want to smile." -Hiphop Eargasm 

"Ever wondered what David Bowie would sound like if he did Reggae?” -Lyrical Odyssey

“Clint Warren is Jack Johnson meets Ziggy Marley.” -Darkus Magazine

“I play my music around my listeners with a Reggae flavor. We’ve all been through different frames of mind at any given time. First, you’re in that awkward date mode, then you’re in that fist pumping mode, then you’re in that sit back and relax mode, and then you’re in that sleepy mode. After that, you’re right back into that party mode and ready to do it all over again. My purpose in writing songs is to take you through that journey of different moods.” – Clint Warren

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