It’s a fine day to let go of self hatred
It’s been haunting me for so long
Years of doubt compounded over generations
Now I fear I’ll pass it on
‘Cause it lives in the heart that’s been disconnected 
From the land where we belong
Time can heal
But it can harden us 

It’s a fine day to break the chain of self destruction
That’s been guiding us so far
New dimensions exist. We don’t have to live like this
I can feel the pulse beat within everyone

(I can feel the pulse)

Woah oh oh yeah ah
This is generational healing like I never thought I’d know. We are
Connecting the past, the present and the future souls who need
Justice through acknowledgement of the right to grieve and speak 
On all of the atrocities committed in those violent acts of greed, perpetually
Now it’s time to flip the script, but we must weave
Mindfulness between dimensions of excess and lack, not what is seen 
But felt in a collective consciousness to receive, yeah ah

It’s a fine day to break the chain of self destruction
That’s been guiding us so far
New dimensions exist. We don’t have to live like this
I can feel the pulse beat within everyone

Our pulse beats as seasons change
Revealing new life
Our pulse beats as seasons change
Revealing new life
Our pulse beats as seasons change
Revealing new life

Pulse

Love many kinds of music, try myself to bring out some spiritual and soulful tunes to reflect or simply to have fun in producing. Doing nightshifts so sometimes if I can focus and "enjoy" and when its a silent night I can listen halfway carefully or in the morning I repeat and hear via headphones without interrupt and in a very relaxed mood, often till my handy fell on my face 

DMac Burns - stage name of singer-songwriter Danny McDonald - combines elements of reggae, dub, r&b, indie rock, and more into heartfelt lyrically rich songs. Raised in New York City, DMac Burns began as a solo project in an apartment in Washington Heights in 2020. After moving to West Cork, Ireland, in 2022 he met keyboardist and dub-specialist Matías Saldivia who hails from Buenos Aires, Argentina. The two bonded over the fact that they were city boys living in rural Ireland with a shared love for roots reggae and dub.

Over the next year and a half they spent most of their time writing, recording, and refining a live set that features many styles played over a backbone of dub reggae. They can be found gigging as a two piece (looping and live dubbing bass, keys, guitar, vocals and melodica over beat samples from world class drummers) or with a full band. In June 2024 they released, Pulse, a 4 song EP featuring mixes and dubs from legendary reggae producer, musician, and Easy Star Records collaborator, Victor Rice.

Spending his early childhood in Queens, and then growing up in the Bronx, Danny was shaped by the wide array of culture that New York City has to offer. He cut his teeth playing in punk bands before refining his style in reggae outfit, Rocky and The Pressers. Prior to moving to Ireland, he released his debut DMac Burns EP in 2020 featuring collaborations from industry veterans Marc Campbell of MisterWives, Grammy-nominated instrumentalist Jesse Blum (Nas, Hit-Boy, Twenty One Pilots),along with drummer/vocalist Seth Nicholson and bassist Rocky Russo. While recording his last EP, The Longest Night, with producer Julian Giaimo in 2022, McDonald learned he would become a father, prompting a relocation to his wife's family home in West Cork.

DMac Burns’ music offers a soundscape that defies the confines of traditional genres. On a Jamaican roots foundation, he builds an experience combining the hustle of the Bronx and the tranquility of the lush Irish countryside. He addresses introspective themes and invites listeners to confront the darkness within themselves and the world around them, encouraging them to delve into the challenges and struggles of our modern existence, aiming to provoke a discussion about the direction of our collective journey.