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

"Come and Gone" is a 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 & 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)

“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

The Energy

Besta Times

In the style of Lana Del Rey (who recorded a chill version of’ Doin’ Time’ by ‘Sublime’), The Ballad of Johnny Butt is a Reggae Infused Indie Rock cover of another unique ‘Sublime’ song. Cover Art illustrates the long-standing connection between Sublime and The L.B.C. (Long Beach City). All royalties will be donated to The Nowell Family Foundation.

The Ballad Of Johnny Butt

Jubba White with Clint Warren are thrilled to announce the release of their latest single, The Energy (Dub), a modern Reggae Dub song with heavy basslines, one drop percussion, psychedelic guitar riffs, echoing keyboards and conscious lyrics. The single will be available on all major streaming platforms starting Friday, May 16th 2025. The Energy is a conscientious Reggae song about interconnectedness and promoting unity, peace, and equality among all people. Featured in the song is Jubba White (from Tuff Gong / White Stone Production). Jubba White’s vocals convey a message of hope, tranquility, and a positive attitude while Clint Warren’s vocals are about self-sufficiency and empowerment.

The Energy (Dub)

Clint Warren with Tau Ea Tau and are thrilled to announce the release of their latest single, "Flowing Dub," a hauntingly beautiful track blending Modern Reggae and Dub with soulful melodies and introspective lyrics. Produced by Nick Sefakis, the single will be available on all major streaming platforms starting Friday, June 6th, 2025.

Flowing Dub is a Reggae Dub song that captures the electric feeling of falling deeply for someone in the middle of a lively crowd. It's about an instant and powerful connection — where time seems to fly, the rest of the world fades away, and it feels like destiny ("the stars and planets aligned"). Being together with this girl brings a natural, euphoric high, and the bond is so strong that personal boundaries dissolve — there’s no "me" or "you," just one. It’s pure, effortless chemistry.

Flowing Dub

Originally performed by Rebelution, "Lazy Afternoon" is a romantic and mellow Dub Reggae song about longing, love, and emotional connection. The narrator reassures a girl not to worry, expressing a deep desire to be close to her and share intimate moments together. He references receiving a letter from her and how much he misses her presence, especially in quiet, personal moments like at night or while alone. The repeated refrain—wanting to spend a lazy afternoon with her—symbolizes a peaceful, loving escape from the world, just the two of them.

Lazy Afternoon Dub

P.N.W. Dub is a Dub Reggae song written to be a comedic anthem for the P.N.W. (Washington and Oregon) where Psilocybin mushrooms were recently legalized. 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 Pacific Northwest.

PNW Dub

"Looking Glass" is a soulful, introspective Dub Reggae anthem about finding clarity and strength through pain. It explores the journey from numbness and darkness to self-discovery and healing, using music and reflection as a path toward hope. Think Stick Figure and ANORA meet Jakobs Castle. 

The song takes the listener through a deep emotional journey starting with inner turmoil, healing, and then self-discovery. Inside the Mind and Sammie Riie begin in a state of numbness and detachment, watching life pass by through a distorted lens ("looking glass"). There's a sense of loss and emptiness as past joys have faded into darkness.

Music becomes a form of therapy - a way to bring color and hope back into a gray, painful world, as Clint Warren joins the unfolding story. Despite facing storms and isolation, the singers remain determined, searching for meaning and balance.

The recurring image of "broken glass" symbolizes shattered illusions and painful truths, but also reflection - a chance to see clearly, rebuild, and grow. As the song progresses, the tone shifts from despair to empowerment. The singers reclaim their identities, resist temptation, and embrace the people they’ve become.

It’s a song about resilience, transformation, and finding clarity through brokenness.

Looking Glass

Originally performed by SOJA and Rebelution, Here I Am is a modern reggae groove about the magnetic pull of a complicated love. With smooth rhythms and soulful melodies, it tells the story of being there for someone—even when the lines are blurred. It’s about connection without commitment, and the bittersweet beauty of showing up anyway. Emotional, honest, and laid-back—this track hits the heart while keeping your head nodding.

Here I Am

Come & Gone Dub is a mellow dub reggae groove meets a midsummer love story in “Come Back to Me.” Echoes of loss and longing ride warm basslines and hazy rhythms—perfect for sunset reflections and late-night vibes.

Imagine heavy basslines, one drop percussion, psychedelic guitar riffs, echoing keyboards and ethereal sound effects. Now imagine roots reggae, imagine dub, rock. Put them all together and you get a unique ethereal soundscape that is the signature sound of Clint Warren. Combined with his smooth baritone vocals, you have a surreal Dub Reggae song that any listener can enjoy. Think - The Elovaters meet Stick Figure. The single will be available on all major streaming platforms starting Friday, August 15th, 2025.

“On a warm midsummer night, I met someone who changed everything—then slipped away. “Come Back to Me” blends soulful storytelling with chilled-out dub reggae grooves. Floating basslines, echoing keys, and hazy skanks set the mood for a journey through memory and longing. It's a love song wrapped in reverb, searching for what was lost under moonlit skies.” – Clint Warren

Come & Gone Dub

Clint Warren is a Reggae Rock Singer with Indie R&B and Pop music influences.
“There are artists on this planet that are unforgettable with a magical sound and vibe. One we must mention is Clint Warren: born South African and raised in America, Warren blends eccentric and downright original world music sounds. Soothing riffs with his soft and deep vocals bring his songs such melody.” – Top Shelf Music Mag
“Read more about Clint Warren, check out his cover feature in “Top Shelf Mag”

“If you are in Southern California, be sure to check out the Jessica Rabbit attraction at Disneyland Anaheim where you can hear his song, “Puppy Dog Eyes.”

Clint Warren

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