the car? The unpaid, unthanked chauffeur of broken hearts, empty wallets, and half-drunk philosophers who spill beer in your backseat? Congratulations — this track is your soundtrack.

“Free Private Taxi” is a dub-soaked midnight ride: heavy bass like tires screeching, echoes like drunk laughter from the backseat, and lyrics that perfectly capture the honor (read: idiocy) of always being the one who drives.

No GPS, no cash, no glory — just headlights, sarcasm, and fuel money straight from your own pocket. It’s Uber without the 5-star rating, Lyft without the tips, a taxi service powered entirely by poor life choices and emotional blackmail.

So buckle up. The clown’s at the wheel.
And yes… the ride is always free.

Lyrics:

I’m the rolling clown with the fuel I buy,
The king of favors, don’t ask me why.
Door unlocked, engine humming,
You text “pick me up” — and here I’m coming.

No GPS, I know your scheme,
Psychic Uber of your dream.
Wave of a hand, no coins, no cash,
Just me burning tires in a midnight dash.

Free private taxi, this is me —
Take you where you wanna be.
If early morning or dark night —
I pick you up with headlight bright. 

Backseat full of half-drunk friends,
I drive in circles, story never ends.
Thank-you note? Ha, never seen,
Just a wave goodbye from the drama queen.

I’m the chauffeur of lost romance,
Your midnight ride, your cheap last chance.
Every handshake, short and cold,
Costs me gas and my soul’s sold.

Free private taxi, this is me —
Take you where you wanna be.
If early morning or dark night —
I pick you up with headlight bright. 

Trigger words: honk, laugh, ride, crash,
Burning rubber, empty dash.
Punchline life on four cheap wheels,
Sarcasm’s the only tip I feel.

Free private taxi, this is me —
Take you where you wanna be.
If early morning or dark night —
I pick you up with headlight bright.
Free private taxi, always free —
The biggest fool you’ll ever see.

Take You Where You Wanna Be (Dub Version)

You know that terrifying moment when the fridge is empty, the table is dry, and the petrol station is ten miles away in the rain? That’s this track.

An oi-skank-dub meltdown, where boots stomp, guitars scratch, and the echo screams louder than your sober heartbeat. It’s the sound of a skinhead without his lager, fighting shadows, yelling at streetlights, and negotiating with the universe for just one more pint.

It’s angry. It’s funny. It’s thirsty.
Raise your empty glass — this is beer withdrawal in dub.

Lyrics:

Guitar scratches with reverb
Boots on pavement… dark road growls…
A shadow whispers: “No more bottles now…”

Empty table… glass turned dry,
Shattered pieces, make me wanna cry.
No foam, no head, no golden flood,
Just hollow silence pumping through my blood.

Long road crawling, petrol miles away,
Darkness mocks me, voices start to say:
“Oi, you’re weak without the brew,
Your fists are heavy but your throat stays blue!”

Tick… tock… bootsteps slow…
Heartbeat louder, ready to explode!
Guitar stabs skank on the off-beat… bass rumbles…

No way! Oi vey! I am out of beer again!
The bottle is empty and I already feel the pain!
No way! Oi vey! I am out of beer again!
This road to the station is my bloody ball and chain! 

Streetlights flicker, laugh at my rage,
Beer withdrawal rattling the cage!
Every step a war, every breath a fight,
Give me lager or I’ll smash this night!

– Empty bottle! (echo: bottle… bottle…)
– Hollow head! (echo: dead… dead…)
– No more beer! (echo: fear… fear…)
– Fill me instead!

No way! Oi vey! I am out of beer again!
The bottle is empty and I already feel the pain!
No way! Oi vey! I am out of beer again!
Skin and boots marching lonely in the rain!

Out Of Beer

🌴🔥 Imagine your shadows skanking in slow motion while the bassline rattles your chest and the offbeat guitar keeps you swaying. This reggae cut takes the ghost of a love you can’t escape and drapes it in sunshine — bittersweet, smoky, and groovy.

“Shadows drip, won’t fade from me…” becomes less of a curse and more of a chant, rolling like waves against the shore. Horns echo like distant calls, the mouth organ weeps like a midnight street singer, and a voice in the background teases: “poor you…”

It’s haunted love in reggae form — heavy on the dub reverb, light on the worry. Perfect for late-night rooftop smoke sessions, drifting city walks, or staring at the horizon wondering why the bass knows your secrets.

Turn it up, let it stalk you on the offbeat, and dance with your ghosts. 🎶

Lyrics:

Shadows drip, won’t fade from me
Every street, you’re all I see
Low flow, slow glow, deadly show
Where I stand or where I go

Can’t explain, can’t let it slide
You’re the hum I can’t deny
Midnight static in my head
Pulling on my every thread

Come on and haunt me — stalk me — follow me and chase me
You have the key — will never be free
Come on and haunt me — stalk me — follow me and chase me
Are you happy now to hear and see — such misery melody?

Cold flame, lost name, looping frame
Every move, you mark my name
Dead-end daylight, haunted nights
You rewire all my lights

Try to run, you rewind me
Same old reel, same old scene
You’re the glitch inside the glow
Negative flow in stereo

Come on and haunt me — stalk me — follow me and chase me
You have the key — will never be free
Come on and haunt me — stalk me — follow me and chase me
Are you happy now to hear and see — such misery melody?

Neon breath, the city slow
Harp like rain, the sirens low
Every step, you reappear
Mouth organ crying in my ear

Come on and haunt me — stalk me — follow me and chase me
You have the key — will never be free
Come on and haunt me — stalk me — follow me and chase me
Are you happy now to hear and see — such misery melody?

Haunt Me (Reggae Version)

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CLUBE DO REGGAE - PROGRAMA 31 - LU PRODUTORA

In the reggae segment of LNT Live, we engage in a vibrant discussion about reggae music, its cultural impact, and the challenges faced by artists in the industry. They explore the significance of recognition and exposure for musicians, the evolution of reggae's sound and message, and the importance of knowing one's worth as an artist. The episode also highlights upcoming reggae festivals and features insights from industry professionals, making it a rich conversation for reggae enthusiasts.

In the dancehall segment, the hosts engage in a lively discussion about the vibrant dancehall and reggae music scenes across Africa, particularly focusing on Kenya, Uganda, and South Africa. They explore the cultural significance of dancehall music, its influence on nightlife, and the unique sound systems in Kenya. The episode also features a friendly competition where each host presents a song they believe represents their "fighter" in a musical battle, sparking debates about the rules and the spirit of the competition. The conversation highlights the importance of collaboration among African artists to elevate the quality and reach of their music globally.

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“FAKE LINK ” — a real-talk anthem for the digital age.
Mabrak drops truth on the modern illusion — the sweet talk, the filters, the fake love, the dopamine traps.
Every line expose how online energy don’t always match real-world loyalty.

🔥 Vibes: Reggae x Street Consciousness
💡 Message: Don’t get fooled by the pretty link — protect your peace, your data, and your heart.
🎙️ Produced by: MABRAK MUSIK
📍 Digital Defend Sound | Legacy in Every Line

FAKE LINK

“Four Kinds of Love” is a conscious reggae tune that celebrates the divine and human expressions of love as found in the Bible — Eros, Storge, Philia, and Agape.
The song rides on a smooth one-drop rhythm, blending soulful harmonies and roots vibrations with a message straight from the Scriptures. It moves through four verses, each unveiling a different kind of love — from romantic affection to family bonds, brotherly friendship, and finally, God’s unconditional love.

The lyrics remind listeners that love isn’t just a feeling, but a spiritual force that connects all creation. With every verse, the song uplifts hearts, encouraging people to love purely, live righteously, and walk in Jah’s light.
Musically, it carries the warmth of classic roots reggae — steady drums, mellow basslines, and gentle guitar skanks — while the chorus unites all four loves in a soulful refrain that praises Jah’s eternal love as the source of them all.
At its heart, “Four Kinds of Love” is both a praise song and a life lesson — a rhythmic meditation on the many ways Jah’s love flows through us and among us.

Four Kinds of Love

32o. PROGRAMA CLUBE DO REGGAE, COM PARTICIPAÇÃO DE MICHEL BRASIL

CLUBE DO REGGAE - PROGRAMA 32 - MICHEL BRASIL

🔥 PEPEGRIZZLY – ONE LOVE STILL BURNING ❤️ FEATURING RASTA CONNOR. A POWERFUL, EMOTIONAL TRACK FILLED WITH PASSION, VIBES, AND UNSTOPPABLE ENERGY. LET THE LOVE BURN. 🐻⚡ #PEPEGRIZZLY #ONELLOVESTILLBURNING #RASTACONNOR

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yaboipepeGRIZZLY is more than just an artist—he’s a force to be reckoned with. Combining raw emotion with hard-hitting beats, his sound is an unforgettable blend of trap, hip-hop, and experimental vibes. With every track, he brings a unique energy that speaks to the underdog in all of us—the dreamer, the fighter, the one who never gives up.

Hailing from the streets, yaboipepeGRIZZLY’s music is a reflection of his journey: gritty, honest, and full of passion. His growing fanbase connects deeply with his authenticity and the way his lyrics hit close to home. From bangers to introspective anthems, he’s got something for everyone.

But this is just the beginning. yaboipepeGRIZZLY is cooking up new music that will take his sound to the next level, and you won’t want to miss it. Keep your eyes peeled for upcoming drops and exclusive content—you’re in for a ride that’ll leave you wanting more.

For those already tuned in, stay locked in and join the movement. yaboipepeGRIZZLY is here to stay, and this journey is just getting started. Keep vibing, keep supporting, and stay ready for what’s next

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Born as the need of Costa Pirata Music Studio to create an event to display the art created by their community of artists, AfroTican Vibes became an actual cultural movement making honor to all those Afro influences that mix with the Costa Rican way of life. Making emphasis in genres of African descent like Afrobeats and Amapiano among others, AfroTican Vibes provides a stream of fresh and vibrant new sounds to the Costa Rican music an party scene. On this profile you'll be able to listen to specially crafted mixes created by the DJs you'll find at our events that will comply and please your Afro Sound demands.

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