Babylon Kingdom Part1: Burning and falling is a melodious song filled with conscious lyrics based on the scripture in Psalm 125 verse 1, and Romans 8 verse 31:
 “Those who trust in the LORD are like Mount Zion, which cannot be shaken but endures forever”
 “If God is for us, who can be against us?”
We are living in a world controlled by the Babylon kingdom. 
A world filled with evil, hatred and wickedness, envy and jealousy.
A world where the rich can steal from the poor and the strong oppress the weak.
A world where there is no Justice and a lack of humanity.
A world where the normal things are gradually being regarded as abnormal and the abnormal things are now being accepted as normal through brainwashing and fear mongering.
Those who put their trust in Babylon and continue to strive for the material things of this world will be easily captured, but those who put their faith and trust in the ALMIGHTY will always overcome.
The Babylon rule is slowly Burning and Falling, they are panicking and rushing to play their last cards, but there is no need for fear as those whose trust remains in the ALMIGHTY will always be victorious.
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Babylon Kingdom Part1: Burning and falling

It's the sheer joyousness of El fata's music that hits you first, an impact created by the warm sincerity of his vocals, and a succession of uplifting melodies, conscious lyrics, and blend of musical styles. Born in Lagos Nigeria,he started out as a drummer in his school band, during his teens, he discovered reggae music and turned singer after being inspired by Jamaican acts such as Michael Rose, Don Carlos, Gregory Isaacs, Bob Marley, Cocoa Tea and Dennis Brown. At the age of nineteen, he was fronting a band that toured the country, performing a mix of original material and cover versions. Three years later, in 1996 after their residency at the Lagos Hilton came to an end; he left Nigeria to Cote d’ivoire and embarked on a solo career. It was there he began composing songs in both English and French, and recorded his debut album, The coming of El fata, which appeared in 1999. He and The Living spirit band were a popular draw at festivals and concerts throughout Cote d’ivoire until 2004, when he move to England and chance encounter with left field reggae outfit Bamjimba. Wakeye Wakey, recorded and mixed at the Mad Professor's Ariwa studio,was their first collaboration. El fata has done many releases and continue to work with various producers across the globe.

Babylon Kingdom Part1: Burning and falling

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