Following one of the most harrowing years in recent human history, hearts and minds around the globe have been reeling from the pressures of coping with the seemingly sudden shift in the dynamics of the world as we knew it. In comes MediSun, seasoned veteran in the Reggae community, with a Grammy award-winning penchant for songwriting, who combines soulful rhythms and versatile vocals to create “healing sounds” for the nation. Rest, his first solo release of 2021 under his Bantu Nation Movement record label, exemplifies his therapeutic approach to music. Who is the intended recipient of this particular sonic remedy? The Mother of the Earth: the Black
Woman.

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MediSun - Rest (Bantu Nation Movement Ent.) 2021

MediSun - Luxury

Written by: MediSun
Produced by: Kabaka Pyramid & Genis T

Download/Stream "Luxury": https://song.link/us/i/1559815166​
Download/Stream "Victory Rock" Riddim Compilation: https://album.link/us/i/1558228062​

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Intro:
Your thing nuh regular
Ah it ah mash up mi head enuh
Empress, your thing nuh regular (no)
Your loving is a luxury
Your loving is a luxury
(Lady)

Chorus:
You said your loving don’t cost a thing
Still I’m feeling like
Loving you is a luxury
Your loving is a luxury
All the money in the world
Couldn’t bring me to paradise
Like when you bring your body come to me
Your loving is a luxury

Verse 1:
Your love is worth more than designer handbag
Your love is worth more than flying out in first class
Your love is worth more than the Bentley and the Jag
(For your love I’d trade it all)
Your love is worth more than brinks truck weh full up
Your love is more than a one night of f…(cool nuh)
Mi woulda be a fool fi get caught up
And mek the link bruk
When di supm well tun up til it buck

(Chorus)

Verse 2:
Your love is exclusive like a private island
Your love shine so bright like the African sun
Your love is so real
It ah nuh no illusion
So it nuh haffi post up fi di “Gram”
Your body is a temple 
I could worship all night
Like di banks of the Nile
Ah so yuh ever fertile
Ah nuh every man get di privilege
Fi experience paradise inna life

(Chorus)

Breakdown:
Your thing nuh regular
Ah it ah mash up mi head enuh
So bring yu body come to me
Because your loving is a luxury
Empress, your thing nuh regular
Ah it ah mash up mi head enuh
I’m never gonna let it go

(Chorus)
(Verse 1)

Outro:
Your thing nuh regular
Ah it ah mash up mi head enuh
Woman you’re royal from head to toe
You ah di Queen
So you haffi get the crown
Ah Medi pon di track
Alongside Bebble Rock

Victory Rock Riddim

MediSun - Luxury (Single)

MediSun - Luxury (Victory Rock Riddim) BEBBLE ROCK MUSIC PROD.

King MAS
“Defend It”
Written By: Okomfo Anokye Sitawi
Produced By: Sanya Cowan/Garfield Cowan

(Intro)
I tell yuh
Dem ah talk but, make them gwaan chat,
They don’t know about you and me,
This yah love mi ah defend it to the end,
Woman it’s you and I for eternity,

(Chorus)
Lioness you stole my heart away, from the very day,
I looked into your eyes,
And I promised right away, lady I would stay,
Forever by your side,
Woman this yah love mi ah defend it,
(Mi ah defend it) to the end,
And it nuh matter what they say or try.
Time after time our love will survive,
Together we’ll fight to keep this love alive,

(Verse 1)
Cause they don’t know about,
How mi manage when time mi deh ah foreign,
And in desperate need of your touch,
They don’t know,
How many times ah you one bear mi up,
When mi mash up, woman you come in like mi crutch,
So any trod I-man ah trod ah you and I ah roll,
All when you nuh deh ah mi side you deh inna mi soul,
So when them whispers reach your ears, try nuh worry yah mi dear,
We will make it through the days through the months and the years,

(Chorus)

(Verse 2)
This sit down ah wish fi see, our love disintegrate.
‘mount (amount) of years them deh deh ah watch and dem still ah wait,
Some so grudgeful and so envious them wouldn’t mind fi mash it up,
And destroy a bond that is truly great,
See them sowing seeds of discord, suspicion, & mistrust,
But we nah go end up as ingredients inna dem mix up,
Man ah defend this yah love just like Kemet from the Hyksos,
And nah listen a word wha dem ah discuss,

(Chorus)

(Verse 3)
Dem ah talk but, make them gwaan chat,
They don’t know about you and me,
This yah love mi ah defend it to the end,
Woman it’s you and I for eternity,
My life would never be the same without you,
You’re the one I always run to,
Yaa bless me with an angel in disguise,
Woman I hope you realize

(Chorus)
(Verse 1)
(Chorus)
(Outro)

Copyright Okomfo Anokye Sitawi/Nature’s Way Ent.
All rights reserved 


King MAS - Defend It (Sweet Personality Riddim) Nature's Way Ent.

For the first time, King MAS has linked up with Kenyan reggae producer Felix Kanyi to deliver positive words and energies to Jah people all around the globe with his new single "Give Thanks"! Look out for the "Rasta Love" riddim pt. 1 COMING SOON featuring King MAS, Tanya Carter, Teban Cee, and many many more!

Lyrics:

King MAS “Give Thanks”
Written by Okomfo Anokye Sitawi (King MAS)

Intro:
From you see Jah sun rise just be grateful,
From you eat a food today yu get yuh plate full,
Dutty babylon system disgraceful, but just be faithful
(I tell yuh)
Ah Jah Rastafari wear the crown,
From you have life them can’t hold you down,
And all when you fall mi say rise again,
Keep a smile me friend,

Chorus:
For the little wha you have give thanks,
Some bwoy ah hype but we don’t response,
Jah Jah him ah guide over InI, pon mount Zion-I,
Them can’t hold we down we way up inna the sky ah fly,
All when it hard give thanks,
Babylon ah fight but we don’t response, 
Jah Jah him ah guide over InI, from mount Zion-I,
Never stop putting up a resistance!

Verse 1:
To how di system set up,
Down inna di slum you know dem pressure nah let up,
Tired of the stress I know the people getting fed up,
But no matter what ah gwaan mi say fi keep your head up,
Mi say fi show love to your neighbor,
Be careful of gifts and smiles from a stranger,
One bag of robbers disguised as investors,
Nuh trust them, trust inna your ancestors,

(Chorus)

Verse 2:
Them system ago fall, yes them time ah come,
Dutty babylon can’t hold we down,
Africa be proud, mek dem know we strong,
Through the rain and the storm still we holding on,
Babylon ah invade the area,
Ah mash up the farmland straight to Kibera,
Keep a positive attitude, and keep your gratitude,
‘Til we kick them outta wi longitude and latitude,

(Chorus)

Verse 3:
So me say G-I-V-E-T-H-A-N-K-S
All through the stress
Weh them bring from the west, still ah we Jah Jah bless
With a positive mind watch every dream manifest,
Mi say fi teach the youths, nuh mek them prostitute,
Yuh ago spoil the fruit from them nuh know the root,
Never you bow fi loot, know the truth,
Don’t pollute, go rebuke the chains weh dem put on
And smile mek dem look on (cho)

(Chorus)

Outro:
Ah Jah Rastafari wear the crown,
From you have life them can’t hold you down,
And all when you fall mi say rise again,
Keep a smile me friend,
Ah King MAS ah represent fi di 254,
Conscious lyrics mi ah give them galore,
From America to yard back to Kenya,
They’ve never seen this before, Yeah

Kanyi..madd sumn, I TELL YUH, Mistikalii…

Copyright 2014 Okomfo Anokye Sitawi
Produced/Composed by Felix Kanyi Mwangi


Give Thanks (Rasta Love Riddim)

Lyrics: King MAS – “See Dem & Blind”
Rasta Evolution (Album)

Intro:
Nuff ah dem waan see the victory and dem waan face defeat,
Reject the bitters but dem waan taste the sweet,
Them love you when you’re strong, the moment they find you weak,
Them ah labba everyting outta street,
So I ah stay far from them,
Energy vampire, I know exactly what you are,
So I ah stay far! (Farrrrr…)

Chorus:
 I see them & blind,
And ah hear them & deaf,
From them stab I inna di back one time,
Nah give them space fi dweet again
X2 

Verse 1:
Some never contribute a ting, them only come fi extract,
Ah nuh the IRS but every day them come ah tax your energy,
Everything you do them keeping track,
Never invest inna yu ting but feel entitled to your stock,
Now them sight the works, the manifestation of the most high,
All of a sudden now them waan fi hitch up close by,
Fi ride you like the donkey and the horse ride,
From yu eye open you fi see dem and close eye,
(Chorus)
Verse 2:
Listen to the whisper inna yu ear bredda,
You nuh hear bredda?
Some a dem is only friend fi di fair-weather,
Let your heart lead, never succumb to peer pressure,
No mek them draw you out like no tape measure (Cho!),
For as your back turn, grievous words from them tongue,
Behind them bag a skin teeth ah dem carry the most grudge,
Envious covetous, dem ah move well vicious,
Still dem cyan damage us!

(Chorus)
Verse 3:
Nuff ah dem love fi see you stressed out, waan gi yu ting fi vex bout,
Inna fi yuh circle and waan draw the line fi see you X out,
But the Obeah man dem can’t hex out,
The powers strong so we haffi look a next route,
Ori Egun (ancestral wisdom) ah guide the king when I ah flex out,
Iwadju inu (inner eye) mek all negative vibes expose,
Iponri balance from the crown to the big toe,
Inspire the sound weh mi sing so..
(Chorus)
(Verse 1)
(Chorus) x2
Outro:
Nah carry no belly fi dem
But inna this yah war yu haffi know you’re enemies from your friends,
Nature’s way family we defend


02 See Dem & Blind

Click the iTunes link & take a sip of "Suga & Wata" 

King MAS & Royal Order Music have already delivered two modern Roots anthems with the critically acclaimed "Reflection" being touted as conscious Reggae "classic" since it's 2015 release on the "Smart" riddim compilation. "Zombie Apocalypse" followed up with strong reviews as a veracious look into the modern world. Now, here comes the SWEETNESS to balance out the bitters!

"Suga An Wata" is the first release from the upcoming "What To Do" riddim which will feature some of Reggae's elite talents including Sizzla Kalonji, Lutan Fyah, Torch & a host of roots rockaz that will be sure to satisfy your Reggae craving as 2017 begins. If you've been wondering "What To Do" to get your reggae fix, look out for this selection and whet your appetite with this sweet concoction blended up courtesy of the "musical Obeah man".

WHAT TO DO RIDDIM - ROYAL ORDER MUSIC

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KING MAS - SUGA AN WATA (WHAT TO DO RIDDIM) ROYAL ORDER MUSIC PROD. 2017

"Life Without Regret"
Lyrics by O. "King MAS" Sitawi 

Intro: 
Them ah say mi nuh fi chat bout death
But death is a part of life process
Immortal spirit inna mortal flesh
Ah dat the Obeah man ah meds
Cause when my tomb seal
Dem haffi write pon di wall
A life that was lived
As a King weh stand tall
Here lies a great ancestor
Nation defender

Chorus: 
I ah do this fi purpose, I nah live by accident
Determine the future weh the past present
I ah live my life without regret
I ah do this fi purpose, I nah live by accident
Trod my own path, accept the consequence
I ah live my life without regret

Verse 1:
Bitter is better when time the roots ah sip up
But it nuh mek sense fi bitter when you nuh choose fi live up
Opportunity miss you when time the liquor lick you
Double vision, no focus fi see the bigger picture
(Huh)Some man full up ah skill
Ah waste time bout them coulda, shoulda, woulda be still
Without motivation fi develop the will
Monuments woulda never be built

(Chorus)

Verse 2:
See them ah try hype, fighting for the limelight
Neglecting the infinite and running down the finite
I remember dark nights on a borrowed timeline
Wondering if I would even live to see the sunrise
Egungun them protect and them ah guide I
So I survive like black puss weh carry nine life
And I lef ah testament larger than life size
Codify the visions from my minds eye

(Chorus)

Verse 3:
So when my story done and I've written my very last page
Generations to come shall build upon the bricks I've laid
When your story done and you lay inna di bed you've made
There will be no one to blame for all of the games you played

(Chorus)

Outro:
Imagine, a life without fear, without anger
Without guilt, without shame
What would you do?
Now go out and do it!

Respect your life and respect your time
Gwaan go make hay while the sun ah shine
Your life is yours, my destiny is mine
The Obeah man seh so

Life Without Regret - Single

KING MAS - LIFE WITHOUT REGRET (LOUD CITY MUSIC PROD.)

With several cases of children as young as 6 years of age being shot by stray bullets in his hometown (Boston, Massachusetts), King MAS sends a lyrical admonition to amateur gunmen in his latest single. The "Dread Riddim" EP produced by Lion Twins out of Trinidad features some of the islands best talent over a bed of haunting brass and a solid baseline inspiring powerful Rastafari anthems from a diverse range of artistes.

Dread Riddim

King MAS - Shaky Hand Boy (Dread Riddim)Lion Twin Studio Prod. 2017

King MAS 
"Holy Land"
Lyrics
Written by O. Sitawi

Chorus:
Mama Africa
That is my holy land
I & I nuh say "shalom" neither "laikum salaam"
Take I to the shores of the river Nile bank
The river Kongo & the river Naija
Mama Africa ah I & I holy land
I & I nuh say "shalom" neither "laikum salaam"
Take I to the shores of the river Nile bank
To Limpopo, Cameroon, & Senegal

Verse 1:
So I & I will never take my riches to Mecca
And I will never sell my soul down ah road
I will defend I-man roots & my culture
My ancestors, the bone of my bone
Born original, triple 6 carbon
Why would I choose to be another man's clone?
Much less to be another man's clone
Man ah kick off the door of no return
I'm coming home!

(Chorus)

Verse 2:
Ah nuh culture alone man fi ah exchange
Economic linkage that ah di next phase
You say you love your mumma land then can you explain
Why yuh sending all your money to a next place?
To the preacher, the imam weh carry red face
While man ah struggle out ah road fi find them next plate
Them religion have we walking like a dead race
Ancestors hold my hand and guide my headspace

(Chorus)

Verse 3:
Mek we hol a hol a blacker reverence
Mek dem know the Afrikan soil is sacred and pure
Mama earth's richest region fi sure (hey)
So nuh mek them convince you mama Afrika is poor
You fi trod the mumma land and you will sight it fi sure
The very same land weh dem ah tell you fi  forget it
White man chiney man dem all ah bruk dem neck fi get it

(Chorus)

Outro:
Afua-Ra-Ka
Land of the Gods
My holy land
Alkebulan
Giddimani chant
Fi di ancestral land

Civil Rights Riddim

Holy Land

King MAS - Holy Land (Civil Rights Riddim) GIDDIMANI RECORDS PROD.

Even though he enjoyed strong feedback to his Sweet Personality rhythm five years ago, producer Garfield Cowan believed he could improve on some of the songs featured on it. Those, and more, can be heard on Reggae Hits Vol 1, released last Friday by his Nature's Way Entertainment label.

There are new songs on the album including "Free Up The Grades" by King Mas and Jemere Morgan, and Mdees' I Can't Breathe. Boston-born King Mas is the son of Montserrat Calypsonian Supreme and his Jamaican wife, while Morgan is son of Morgan Heritage member Gramps.

According to Cowan, he has deliberately worked with mainly singers since the onset of Nature's Way.

“The reason is that I tend to see and hear the singers. Their songs are timeless and are loved by more reggae fans,” he said.

Read more: http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/entertainment/nature-8217-s-way-goes-back-to-basics_126270?profile=&template=PrinterVersion#ixzz58bpzJv4W

Natures Way Ent. Reggae Hits Vol.1

Reggae Hits vol. 1

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Free Up The Grades (feat. Jemere Morgan)

“To Di East Riddim”
Kazayah, Jahriffe, Warrior King & Ras I-Dre

Release Date: April 6th, 2018
Format: EP / Riddim Compilation
Label: Jah-N-I Roots Movement & Bantu Nation Movement
Producer(s): 
Genre: Reggae, Roots-Reggae, Dub
Explicit Lyrics: No

Tracklist:
1.	Warrior King – Many Mansions Feat. Jahriffe
2.	Kazayah – The Mission
3.	King MAS – Can’t Draw We Out
4.	Ras I-Dre – Sweet Reggae
5.	Jahriffe – God Body
6.	Wadadah II – Spiritual Ancestor Dub
Nearly a century ago, in the year 1920, the honorable Marcus Mosiah Garvey prophesied:

“Look to the East for the crowning of a Black King, he is the Redeemer for the days of deliverance are near.” 
 
In the spirit of the great ancestor, an army of Roots Reggae soldiers have organized and centralized in a musical tribute to our forefathers (and mothers) who have paved the way for Rastafari culture and Afrikan liberation theology as I & I carry the torch into the new millennium.

The "To Di East" Riddim, available on all digital music platforms as of April 6th, is the brainchild of the Jah-N-I Roots Movement in collaboration with the Bantu Nation Movement. Both collectives operate out of Boston, Massachusetts with seasoned musicians, Jahriffe & King MAS respectively, as the spearheads of each production team. The musicians responsible for this instrumental, infused with a celestial tone and vibration, are one of Boston's top musical ensembles known as Circadian Riddims. Many recognize the potency of the "American Reggae" music coming out of Hawaii and California, but this heavy one-drop Reggae release will give you a reason to look "To Di East".

In the opening number, Jahriffe teams up with Jamaican Reggae veteran Warrior King. Drawing upon the often quoted biblical verse "in my father's house are many mansions," the warriors cry out for "tolerance" and unity in these times of division and strife amongst nations.

The dub heavy sound of the project is due to the masterful mix provided by the skilled hands of Wadadah II of the D.O.V.E. Muzik recording label out of Chicago, Illinois. Emerging from this powerful musical camp, founded by Tzaddi Wadadah I circa 1983, 2 vital messengers are featured on this project by the names Kazayah & Ras I-Dre.

Kazayah sets the tone early on with her "mission" statement urging one and all to put aside "petty prejudices" and "come together" with a tone and delivery both hypnotic and captivating. 

Ras I-Dre, a young fierce lyricist from Jamaica, then invokes the entire pantheon of Roots Reggae legends (past and present) in a tune paying homage to all who have maintained the vitality and integrity of this "Sweet Reggae" music throughout the years featuring vocal harmonies from Kazayah.

As usual, King MAS reaches into the ancestral realm as the "musical Obia man" and highlights one of the founding fathers of the Ashanti kingdom by the name Okomfo Anokye. "Can't Draw We Out" brings light to the sword that Anokye drove into the ground during his time as an Ashanti high priest in the 17th century. Anokye stated that "if anyone removes the sword, that marks the end of the Ashanti kingdom." The legendary sword, which remains unmoved & can still be seen in Kumasi today, inspired this musical tribute expressing solidarity between the people of Ghana and the children of the bloodline carried into the diaspora.

Finally, Jahriffe reveals more musical Mdu Ntr as he encourages one and all to "be who you come to be" and recognize your own divinity. "God Body" is followed by the "Spiritual Ancestor" dub mix by Wadadah II which any Roots Reggae practitioner would do well to add to their collection. As we move through the vernal equinox, the light of the sun rising from the east has overtaken the darkness enveloping the planet during the winter months. Just like the ever increasing power of the sun, look out for more heat from these Reggae warriors and light bearers ‘trodding’ from the east and chanting "To Di East".

To Di East Riddim - EP

King MAS - Can't Draw We Out (To Di East Riddim) Jah-N-I Roots & Bantu Nation Movement Prod.

Available now on all digital music outlets featuring Cali P, Turbulence, Anthony B & more!

Hold On To Your Rootz Riddim

King MAS - Relative (Hold On To Your Rootz Riddim) LTL RECORDS X ROYAL SOUNDS PROD.

King MAS collaborates with Kashief Lindo and the FFY production team to deliver another lyrical foray into borderline humorous territory as he describes a scenario, based on true events, in which his height makes him a target in the dancehall for ladies who like their men tall, dark, and dread!

6 Foot Sumn (feat. King Mas) - Single

6 Foot Sumn (Feat. King Mas)

King MAS
"Flat Earth"
Lyrics written by O. Sitawi 

Intro:
In the days of my ancestors
All the earth was green
Now dem ah feed the youths dem propaganda
Confusion outta street

Chorus:
My ancestors 
Never teach I bout no flat earth
Dem teach I how fi grow 
And how fi plant herbs 
Go deh Mr Herbsman  (go dem Mr Herbsman)
Grow your meditation (healing of the nation)
My ancestors 
Never teach I bout no flat earth 
Unkulunkulu tell i say fi plant herbs
Go deh Mr Herbsman (go deh Mr herbsman)
Pon a higher elevation (herbs fi di kingdom)

Verse 1:
When I ah chant bout di herbs
I mean everything weh green
Chlorophyll yuh just fulfill my needs
Stem down to the seed
Every dawning I ah boil mi tea
With the nettle leaves
All di oil the residue you leave
Give I such relief
Boston city of di colleges 
Down where Harvard is
All the smarter kids
Dem sending to di juju preists
The savages
Just to thief the knowledge of the
Shamans and the botanists
While some man ah pree whether 
The earth spherical or how flat it is

(Chorus)

(Breakdown)

Verse 2:
Di beast tell we say
The pill is good
The herbs is bad
That blackness wicked
And white was god
Dem say low the soil
and chase the cash
Just forget about the crops
Forward to the city block 
Now man stting on the block
Like lyrics sitting on the track
Many slip within the crack
Lick the pipe, di bitter rock
Dem commit a wicked act
True the lies that they were taught
Prison cell composed of thoughts
But I'm unorthodox 

(Chorus)

Verse 3:
I see them poisoning the well
Seekers of the light 
Them use the glare just to repel
Information overload
Within their citidel
Galileo still new to dem
Flat earth them come ah sell
Debating on the shape
Of the plane on which we dwell
While dem building Sophia
Summoning demons out of hell
Artificial intelligence
No ghost within the shell
Wonder if ah brave new world
Or Orwell 

(Chorus)

(Bridge)
From the root 
The days of old
We grow di herbs
The herbs help wi grow
It was all a cycle
A natural flow
To Sow life seed
Was all I man know
Now di concrete jungle
Electronic phone 
Mankind alienated 
With a heart so cold
Some forgetting all the truths 
That the incients told
Chiseled in the incient stone

(Chorus)
(Outro)

Flat Earth (Single)

King Mas - Flat Earth

Methods of Babylon Riddim- Reggae-Unite Records-2018.

Feat JAH MARNYAH, Omar Perry, Lutan Fyah, King Mas Perfect Giddimani Stranjah Miller.

Riddim by Sound Guyz & Di Version 

Artwork by OJ VIzion 

Available on on Bandcamp :
https://reggae-unite-records.bandcamp.com/album/methods-of-babylon-riddim

Methods Of Babylon Riddim

King MAS - Wake Up (Mindless Behavior) Methods Of Babylon Riddim REGGAE UNITE RECORDS PROD.

Hard Times Riddim revisited.
For more King MAS log on to:

www.KingMAStheRAS.net
www.soundcloud.com/kingmastheras
www.facebook.com/kingmastheras
www.instagram.com/kingmastheras
www.twitter.com/kingmastheras

Bantu Nation Movement Ent.

Download/Stream Riddim

King MAS feat. Andres Wilson - Hard Times Riddim Cover (Akoustic Dreams Summer '18)

Loving relationships are a big part of what makes life worth living. However, it is often said that there’s a “thin line between love & hate”. Many intimate relationships shift from tender feelings and warm regard to bitterness and resentment when fate tears two hearts asunder that were once intertwined. In an age full of anthems about taking vindictive pleasure in “stunting” on ex-partners, and operating from a place of spite when relationships end, King MAS presents a different narrative wherein loving-kindness endures even after an intimate bond has become a distant memory.
 
“Happy Now”, featured on the recently released “All in All” riddim, is a mature and nuanced approach to reflecting on a lost love connection. While noting that the relationship was less than perfect, King MAS expresses goodwill and wishes happiness, blessings, and true love upon his erstwhile beloved. The rhythm track, produced all the way in east Africa, is the brainchild of Nixon Kiiru Ndegwa of Mega Records (Nairobi, Kenya). It features a drum section crafted by accomplished Reggae drummer/percussionist Josi “Big Finga” Coppola who is based in Germany and known for his veteran role in the “Evolution” band as well as his involvement in numerous Reggae productions over the years including the recent “Onward” riddim as well as the classic “Honey Pot” riddim compilation in collaboration with Silly Walks discotheque. 

“...When I said I love you, I meant it for life...”
-	King MAS (Happy Now)

As the “musical Obeah man”, King MAS operates based on a philosophy of sound vibration as a method of healing psycho-spiritual wounds. Just as traditional healers and “science” men embrace nature and all of it’s elements, the lyrics from the King promote making peace with the struggles of the past while remaining optimistic about the possibility for greater joy in the future for all.
 
Social media links for King MAS are as follows:

www.KingMAStheRAS.net
www.soundcloud.com/kingmastheras
www.facebook.com/kingmastheras
www.instagram.com/kingmastheras
www.twitter.com/kingmastheras

All in All Riddim

All In All Riddim

King MAS - Happy Now (All In All Riddim) MEGA RECORDS PROD. July 2018

King MAS - Heru (All In all Riddim) MEGA RECORDS PROD.

Count Your Blessings Riddim

King Mas - Flip The Script (Count Your Blessings Riddim) Soul Rebel Sound / Evidence Music Prod.

Definition of a King (featuring a staggering line-up of guests including Kabaka Pyramid) is in part a tribute to Martin Luther King Jr. But it’s laying out examples of people who inspired King MAS, but who also define his notion of “king” and whose legacy is wholly relevant to Crown‘s journey and overarching message.

The track Crown maybe the musical and lyrical highlight of the album. But the true triumphalism of King MAS’s work is this astoundingly crafted narrative about where we are as a species, and where he believes we need to be. It stands head and shoulders above many of its contemporaries, even in the conscious roots revival movement.

Full "Crown" album review available here: www.reggaeville.com/artist-details/…king-mas-crown/

Crown

King MAS - Definition Of A King & Randy Valentine, Jahdan Blakkamoor, Hymphatic Thabs Kabaka Pyramid

“Flat Earth” is by far the best Reggae track from the album. It has a totally different vibe from the first part of the album. Not only because it is a ganja anthem but also because it is a deep Modern Roots track that contrasts with the previous lighthearted love songs.

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King MAS - Flat Earth

Giving heights to my ancestral land of Clarendon, Jamaica.
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My Favorite DJ Riddim

Country Life

King Mas - Country Life (MY FAVORITE DJ RIDDIM) GIDDIMANI RECORDS 2019

Release Date - Thursday, Febraury 14th
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Reggae music has been intimately tied to “royalty” since it’s very inception. Often referred to as “the Kings music”, there has been a consistent presence of regal African imagery in Reggae culture. With Rastafari as a major part of the music’s origins, these concepts have
remained prominent even as their presence have fluctuated in other genres of music. 

Grammy-winning songwriter King MAS, with the release of his third studio album “Crown”, draws inspiration from the ancient tradition of African royalty and creates a musical universe that is sure to enchant, educate, and uplift Reggae lovers across the globe. On the heels of the massive collaborative single “Definition of a King”, King MAS has concocted another potion of powerful musical medicine that is as potent an offering as we have seen thus far.
The "Crown" album explores the theme of right relationship and reminds each listener of the ancient principles that keep relationships, families, and kingdoms together. In the title song
(Crown), King MAS expresses his desire to heal the scars of a broken heart as he proclaims his belief that beyond a shadow of a doubt “every Queen deserves a crown”. With 17 original
songs, including 12 previously unreleased cuts from his ever expanding catalog, “Crown” is a musical journey through the mind of a modern day king. With a host of features including Zosia
McGregor, Randy Valentine, Kabaka Pyramid, & Jahdan Blakkamoor, the global Reggae community is well represented.

King Mas - The Crown Album - Megamix

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King Mas - The Crown Album Megamix (Wadadah II for Black Sabbath Sound 2019)

This one is a classic blend of old and new. Coming from as far as the UK, this riddim was produced by "Dready" (the maker of Chipmunk feat. Mavado - Any Gal, Busta Rhymes ft Vybz Kartel - Whine and Go Down and many more certified dancehall hits) sampled from the Leroy Smart classic "The Victory" over the "Unchained" riddim. Mas shows his versatility on this slightly hip-hop oriented track with singing and chanting masterfully and sending a message that the new generation of musical warriors has arrived and all who fight to undermine them shall "Fade Away"..

02 Fade Away

Title:  Age of Knowledge
Vocals: King MAS
Riddim: Noel Alphonso
Mix and Mastering: Dan Grossman
Track Artwork: Junior Rodigan  
Produced By: Strictly Yard Music
Distribution: Independent Distribution Collective (IDC)

Age of Knowledge is a powerful deconstruction of the epoch in which we live. The rapid evolution of technology, and the expansion of the wealth of information available to each individual, has ushered in a new phase of human consciousness. As our cosmic path leads us to a state of self-knowledge, unity, and clarity, we release the egoism, materialism, and ignorance that defined the age of empire. We step boldly into our remembrance of who we are as spiritual beings moving through the mediums of time and space. As the old guard falls away, the next generation is uncovering and reinvigorating all that the oligarchs of old sought to suppress.  The Age of Knowledge has begun!  King MAS, 2019

Love Rasta Riddim 

King MAS - Age of Knowledge (Love Rasta Riddim) STRICTLY YARD MUSIC PROD. (October 2019)

Title:  MASterpiece
Vocals: King MAS
Riddim: Noel Alphonso
Mix and Mastering: Dan Grossman
Track Artwork: Junior Rodigan 
Produced By: Strictly Yard Music
Distribution:  Independent Distribution Collective (IDC) 

Masterpiece is an expression of desire that surpasses simple cravings of the flesh. It is a melodic tribute to the act of love making between the feminine and masculine energies as "art" in and of itself. Each line is like a brush stroke illustrating the vision of a man and woman totally enraptured in a state of ecstasy and wonder that only love can inspire.  King MAS, 2019

King MAS - MASterpiece (Love Rasta Riddim) STRICTLY YARD MUSIC PROD. October 2019

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Windrush Generation Riddim

King MAS - Brain Drain (Windrush Generation Riddim) GIDDIMANI RECORDS PROD.

I loved this song from DVSN the moment I heard it and I decided to cover it inna one drop Reggae style. Fulljoy..

In Between (Single)

King MAS - In Between (DVSN Cover)

Inner Terrestrial Riddim

King Mas - Chant Forward feat. Princess Kazayah & Ras I-Dre (INNER TERRESTRIAL RIDDIM

King MAS, in collaboration with Kenyan producer Hopetone Blazze, has joined a global roster of Bantu Reggae warriors to chant a message of strength and solidarity for all political prisoners who have been detained and suppressed by corrupt government regimes across time and space. The colonial system has sought to stifle and crush the cry of liberation that emanates from the human drive towards freedom and self-determination. King MAS is here to urge this generator to "strive for greater" and honors the sacrifices of iconic African freedom fighters the likes of Ngugi Wa Thiong'o, Fela Kuti , Bobi Wine & Assata Shakur.

"Them lock wi down behind walls and bars,
Ah try fi break wi heart,
Still we strong like a guerilla"
- King MAS

This rootical warrior chant is a call to arms for all who desire to see the total liberation of African people from the systems set in place by those who gain from the exploitation of the cradle of mankind and all of her children near and far.

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I Great Riddim

I-Great Riddim

King MAS - Free Up The Warriors (I-Great Riddim) EVER BLAZZIN PROD. 2020

In a moment in time where mankind is descending into a state of mass hysteria and panic, one can only view "Cannibal" as a prophetic message. As the national guard is deployed across the United State (also known as the "divided snakes") of America to "contain" the burning and looting that could possibly ensue, the "consumer culture" has now been identified as a threat with more capacity for destruction than COVID-19 itself.

King MAS & Young Shanty, sons of Afrika living in the west, spoke of these times YEARS before they would manifest (one need only reference Young Shanty's "Poor Can't Take No More" album to verify this). Incidentally, King MAS issued a grave omen about the potential "Zombie Apocalypse" in the fall of 2015 alongside Royal Order Music group. The Dub Club Riddim by Giddimani Records has now been released to reinforce that message as most of mankind's population is under threat to be put under mandatory lockdown for a virus that is only fatal in 2% of all cases. The Dub Club riddim features powerful performances from the likes of Prince Levy, Teacha Dee, Ras Fraser, and P Giddi himself.

Spread the vibes and not the virus of fear! The economic impact of these draconian measures has created a "powder keg" scenario. Should basic necessities run short, the only thing left for the consumers to consume will be those who have been feeding on the working class from time immemorial. 

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Dub Club Riddim

King MAS x Young Shanty - Cannibal (Dub Club Riddim) GIDDIMANI RECORDS PROD. 2020

King MAS 
"Keep Calm and R.A.S." (Receive Adequate Sunlight)
Lyrics

Intro:
Radiation from the ancient sun
Motivation meditation strong
Radiation keep me aging slow
Royal ancient Soul

Chorus:
Keep Calm
Remember seh we Ancestors Strong
We are 
Ever Rooted Amidst the Storm
When we chant
Run weh Anxiety wid a Song
So keep calm
Abeg yuh keep calm
(x2)

Verse 1:
Rise above
Cause some ah try reconcile fear with love
So the seed nah grow
Light it up
Cause dem nuh want I fi shine
Like the Sun
They don't want to see that glow
So dem ah tell I nuh come outta road
Don't charge up (doh charge up)
Cause we outside solar flaring
Dem find it frightening when di African lineage
Rising just like di tension bout yah
Don't mek di beast control yuh
Or thief your crown wid di rona
Di energy solar 
You alone ah di owner

(Chorus)

Verse 2:
I tell yuh fi keep calm
Dat nuh mean drop a sleep calm
Rasta man put a fyah pon a weak heart
Man ah nuh eediat a road
Cause we street smart
Man ah G dawg from we born
Ah nuh 5g mek we links strong
Frequently we frequency recharge
2 foot inna the soil pon di real farm
So we deep and we keep it
Real and simple
Royalty against
Some Rhetoric weh antithetical to sense
Di beast dem unda dem
Typical pretense
Virus to hide dem political events
Cambridge analaytica
Dem manipulate and
Give the nation false information
Mothership waiting on black redemption
Ascension from slave back to savior

(Break)

Verse 3:
Easy nuh man
Wi ah post pon di block
Nah dweet fi di gram
Wi ah dweet fi fam
Nah romp wid di beast
Weh release di disease
Outta street, see di plan is
Use fear fi get control
Nuclear di threat unfold
We don't respect dem code
Nah tek no program
Cause di matrix cold
And I need
More sun more wata
Empress fi gi mi
More son more daughter
I be
So hot more lava
Ah walk wid di iron
Dat a problem solver
Bless queen
Protection king
Dem ah play politics
May the best man win
Stay vigilant
Media distracting
And think twice before
You go tek vaccine
(Seen?)
Remember that all is mind
All things space and time
Keep your eyes on the sacred signs
Respect di ones cultivating soil
Modern people ancient crimes
Modern vehicle ancient oil
Mama earth ah cry fi escape dem vibes
Try to take what's mine
But the sun still rise
Keep calm

(Intro/Outro)
(End)

Official release soon come
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King MAS -  Keep Calm & R.A.S. (Mitybeats Prod.)

Wood Fire Riddim

King MAS - One More (Wood Fire Riddim) ZION CR / PICO PROD.)

Grammy award-winning songwriter, vocalist & guitarist King Mas is a musical amalgamation of culture and art. A voice that reverberates thought-provoking messages, King Mas is a trailblazer for the conscious reggae fusion movement. Dubbed the “Musical Obeah Man”, The King has inherited an ancestral music tradition that spans generations. A native of Boston, Massachusetts, King Mas was born to culturally grounded Caribbean parents. His father Supreme, is a legendary calypso monarch from the island of Montserrat, and his mother a Clarendon born Jamaican who grew up during the formative years of reggae music. This is not to mention, an immensely talented lineage that is comprised of musicians and songwriters including Everton “Reality” Weeks, who wrote the world-renowned calypso hit “Hot, Hot, Hot”.

With a strong passion for music, King Mas drew inspiration from isolation as an epilepsy survivor. Facing the reality of a potentially life ending condition, King Mas would find solace in song. With Walkman in hand, he would tune into the arrangements of his favorite artists and impersonate their musical style and delivery. From Buju to Busta, to Beres and, Brian McKnight, The King immersed himself in varied types of music. It was this experience that shaped his existence as an exceptional artiste with an international following. 

King Mas acknowledges his divine purpose for living, also known as Nkrabea. Drawing from African spirituality, The King crafts distinctive words and sound to release life-altering energy, aiding mankind in realizing itself. With songs like, “Walk Like A Champion” and “Reflection”, King Mas chooses to heal rather than simply entertain. It is through this calling that he has earned the moniker “Musical Obeah Man”, paying homage to his Afro-Caribbean roots. 

To date, King Mas has performed all over the United States and the four corners of the world. From Lebanon to Lintz, to the Limpopo River, The King has electrified audiences with his unique vocal style, often delivering encore performances. In 2012, he independently released his debut album, “One Wish”. Now, “Rasta Evolution” released under Nature's Way Ent. contained several significant hits. The "Crown" album, executive produced by his brother "Mitymaose" will mark another paradigm shifting audio offering from the King.

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