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Genre: Amp-Hop | 10 Tracks | Raw. Real. Revolutionary.

“The Dark Side” is the debut Amp-Hop album from O.B.A.65 — a bold, cinematic fusion of hard-hitting rap, storytelling, truth, and emotional fire.

This is more than music — it’s a journey through pain, power, and purpose. From street survival and personal betrayal to inner strength and global unity, each track confronts real-life struggle while rising with undeniable energy and rhythm.

Amp-Hop — created by O.B.A.65 — is a genre built for those who have something to say, even if the world tries not to listen. It mixes hip hop with theatre, protest with poetry, and raw beats with real stories.

Track after track, “The Dark Side” lights a fuse under silence and dares you to feel something real.
Because when the system’s stacked, when life gets heavy — you don’t back down.

    You turn it up. You tear it down.

“Stacked Against Me” (Remastered)

Skank and Soul by O.B.A.65 blends reggae grooves with soulful jazz, rich live instruments, and uplifting vibes that move the body and touch the soul. Fresh, heartfelt, and vibrant music.

Soulfire Tonight (Remastered)

Rise Up Together (Remastered)

_Midnight Groove (Remastered)

Sweet Resistance (Remastered)

_Golden Streetlight (Remastered)

The Vibe Reactor cover bursts with high-voltage energy and vibrant color. A glowing central reactor pulses with radiant beams of light, symbolizing the album’s electric heartbeat. Neon blues, fiery oranges, and hot pinks blend into a futuristic, synth-charged atmosphere. Jagged lightning bolts arc across a dynamic geometric backdrop, giving the cover a kinetic, club-ready vibe. The artist name O.B.A.65 is displayed boldly in clean, modern white type at the top, while the album title Vibe Reactor pulses below in a sharp, glowing font—radiating the essence of EDM power and soul.










_Genre_ Hard Trance x Dream Rave BPM_ 140 Mood_ Euphoric, electric, final burst of energy

_Celestial Ignition

Still, We Move is a tender, reflective journey through memory, loss, resilience, and quiet hope. With delicate acoustic guitar and piano arrangements, the album blends introspective storytelling and emotional depth, capturing moments of solitude and strength. Influenced by the evocative tones of artists in the indie folk and alternative space, O.B.A.65 creates a soundscape that feels both timeless and deeply personal. From the wistful imagery of “Paper Lanterns” to the grounded warmth of “Driftwood Heart,” this album invites you to pause, reflect, and move forward—still.

Ashes & Petals_ (Remastered)

_Threading Light_ (Remastered)

_Dandelion Minutes_ (Remastered)

Whisperlight (Remastered)

_Unfold Slowly_ (Remastered)

A roots revival with soul at its core, Rebel & Lovers is the powerful new album from O.B.A.65 — a vibrant blend of reggae rhythms, rich live instrumentation, and deeply human storytelling.

From the joyful sway of Sweet Reggae Ride to the haunting intimacy of Kisses in Silence, and the anthemic rise of Rebel & Lovers (Eternal), this 10-track collection weaves love and resistance into a single thread. It features horns, acoustic textures, smooth harmonies, and dub-flavored depth — always grounded in classic reggae but reaching into modern soul, lovers rock, and jazz.

Each song explores connection — between people, cultures, and generations — in the face of struggle, distance, and time. Whether you're dancing in the sun or reflecting in the dark, this album is a reminder: Love is rebellion. And rebellion, when rooted in love, is eternal.Suggested Album Cover Concept:
Visual Style:
Modern-vintage, with warm earth tones (deep reds, golds, greens, browns) and subtle texture like aged vinyl or canvas. Think soulful and timeless — not cliché reggae, but rich with roots.

Main Imagery:

Two silhouetted figures standing back to back, holding hands — one facing a rising sun, the other facing a burning city. Love and resistance, side by side.

The background is split: one side natural and warm (palm trees, a calm ocean), the other urban and turbulent (graffiti walls, protest imagery).

A soft lion or heartbeat symbol in the sky or clouds — barely visible but present.

Typography:

Rebel & Lovers in bold serif or hand-lettered script, slightly distressed.

"O.B.A.65" clean and minimal beneath it.

Optional: gold foil effect on the title for a premium, timeless look.

Vibe:
The cover should feel like both a revolution and a love letter. Something you'd hang as art, not just stream.



Rebel in My Blood (1)

Love Ain’t Lost (Remastered)

🌍 Track Description: “Straighten It Out”
By O.B.A.65

“Straighten It Out” is a roots-dancehall anthem born from the heart of Jamestown and the spirit of a planet in crisis. Written as a lyrical protest and a soulful prayer, this track is a call for urgent healing—of the Earth, of justice, and of humanity’s conscience. It blends militant rhythms with deep bass and dub echoes, carrying a message that’s as timeless as it is timely.

O.B.A.65 speaks from the ground level: witnessing greed in high places while the people and the land suffer below. The track demands truth, balance, and restoration—not just of politics and economy, but of the Earth itself. “Man build towers, can’t fix home” is more than a line—it’s a warning.

Why I did it:
Because the world is off-balance. Because the oceans rise while morals sink. Because the soil cries under concrete, and the youth grow without roots. “Straighten It Out” is my musical response to the climate of injustice—social, spiritual, and environmental. I wrote it for those who feel the weight, but still carry the fire.

This song is a chant for those who still believe we can save Earth—but only if we start by straightening out

_Straighten It Out

A powerful and earthy design featuring a sunrise over a mountainous horizon, with roots extending beneath the earth and rays of red, gold, and green shining upward into a smoky sky. At the center, a lion's silhouette roars, merged with digital glitch patterns — symbolizing the clash between ancient truth and modern chaos. In the foreground, a crowd of raised fists and instruments emerge from the soil, as if rising with the sun.

Typography is bold, hand-painted style — "MUST BE 2025 VISION" etched across the top like a carved message from the ancestors.

The overall vibe blends roots culture, revolutionary energy, and a futuristic edge, visually capturing the sound of the album — roots reggae, conscious dancehall, and dub fusion with a message.



The Umbrella's Lament (Remastered)

Moonlit Runaway (Remastered)

Roots Man (Remastered)

Ghetto Nightlife Serenade (Remastered)

Album Title: Pulse of a Lion
Artist: O.B.A.65
Genre: Dancehall EDM × Reggae Dubstep Fusion
Vibe: Conscious, Revolutionary, Futuristic Roots

Album Description:
Pulse of a Lion by O.B.A.65 is a genre-defying soundscape that fuses the deep rhythmic power of Reggae Dubstep with the electrifying pulse of Dancehall EDM. Rooted in the wisdom of Rastafarian culture and driven by a message of social justice, every track is a roar of truth echoing through modern sound.

Golden-toned basslines rumble beneath layered synths and haunting melodies, while guitar and piano chords drop on the 2nd and 4th beats like steady heartbeats of a revolution. Instead of traditional "skanks," this album introduces "freedom chimes" — harmonic strikes that pulse with liberation and fire.

From the commanding intro of “Lion’s Pulse” to the reflective finale of “Echoes of Zion,” the album traces a powerful arc — speaking to the struggle of the present, the pride of the past, and the vision of a golden future. This is more than music — it's a spiritual uprising with a digital soul.

For fans of: Protoje, Major Lazer, Damian Marley, Alborosie, and Bassnectar. this is A.I BASED but  i am learning on magixs i also do sing a little



Ashes & Anointing” (Remix)

In the aftermath of a fallen world, rhythms rise from the ashes. Dub the Electric Ruins fuses deep dub grooves with electric pulses and shattered echoes — a hypnotic journey through a wasteland of sound. Layers of reverb, distorted synths, and militant drum echoes create a dystopian dubscape where the past vibrates beneath the rubble, and the future hums with resistance. This track is a call to rebuild, not with bricks, but with bass.



Burnout in D Minor”

In the aftermath of spiritual fire and sonic decay, Riddim After the Collapse rises as the third and final chapter in O.B.A.65’s trilogy. It explores what’s left when the speakers are scorched, the walls crumble, and the dancehall becomes sacred ruin.

This album is a ceremony for survivors — a sound-seared journey of buried basslines, ghost transmissions, sacred static, and echo-laced prayers. Equal parts dub resurrection and experimental lament, it’s the riddim that refuses to die.
🔊 Track-by-Track Captions:

    Echoes of the Afterburn
    The fire may have passed, but the pulse remains — dub breathes beneath the ashes.

    Powerline Prophet
    A voltage-fed messenger chants through rusted wires, delivering truth in static.

    Voltage Ritual
    In the ruins of power, sound becomes worship — a spiritual loop carved in electricity.

    Concrete Vision
    Through smoke and stone, the riddim reveals a future we weren't meant to see.

    Roots Beneath Rubble
    Beneath every broken structure, something sacred still grows — deep and unshaken.

    Signal of the Vanished
    Echoes from the forgotten — a dub transmission from voices we thought we lost.

    Cathedrals of Interference
    Sacred feedback builds holy walls — a temple raised in distortion and delay.

    Voltage Relic
    A burned-out machine sparks back to life — an ancient current reborn through dub.

    Mirrors of Dust
    Reflections blurred, memories warped — riddim remembering what we forgot.

    Ashes of the Anthem
    The final beat fades, but the story remains — the dub survives in the silence.

“Signal of the Vanished”

“Echoes in Stone

🎤 Artist: O.B.A.65
🎧 Album Title: RIDDIM & REDEMPTION
📝 Album Description:
RIDDIM & REDEMPTION is a deeply soulful journey through rhythm, roots, and reflection. Fusing traditional reggae, emotive blues, and touches of jazz, punk, dub, and soul, O.B.A.65 crafts an album that speaks to both personal pain and collective power. Each track tells a story — of struggle, resilience, love, and spiritual clarity — carried by raw vocals, warm guitar tones, ambient textures, and powerful piano riddims.

This isn’t just an album — it’s a prayer, a fire, a mirror, and a homecoming.

🎶 Genres / Mode:
Primary: Reggae Fusion, Roots Reggae, Blues

Secondary: Jazz, Soul, Dub, Ambient, Punk-Reggae

Mode: Minor and Mixolydian for soul/blues color; major overtones in hopeful sections

Tempo Range: 70–100 BPM

Mood: Reflective, passionate, spiritual, rebellious, grounded

💭 What This Album Means (Your Artistic Statement):
“To me, RIDDIM & REDEMPTION is about being honest — with the world, and with yourself. It’s the sound of survival. The beat you walk with when life tries to break you. It’s also about healing… about finding rhythm in pain and letting that rhythm carry you home. I wanted to create something rooted in my culture, shaped by my struggle, and sung in my truth. This album is not polished perfection — it’s soul, it’s scars, and it’s spirit.”

_Soul Fire Blues_

Riddim of the Lost Ones_ (Remastered)

Echoes of the River_ (Remastered) (1)

__One Drop, One Tear_

_Midnight in Trenchtown_ (Remastered)

_Walk on Water_


“Pulse & Memory

O.B.A65
male exstended vocals Style: Broken-beat techno / emotional deep techno
Gear Vibe: Analog sequencer, TR-707, modular low-pass LFOs, digital decay FX
Mood: Haunted, bittersweet, cinematic yet cold
Tempo: 124 BPM (swinged or off-grid for raw feel)
Vocal Style: Spoken phrases + harmonic echoes — layered over dub textures
– Show Summary

_“Reflections in Static”

“Afterlight”

Midnight Circuits

“Pulse & Memory

_“Forever 4_4”

_Sunrise Sequence

“Steel in the Silence”

“Eyes Closed System”

Circuits Reunited

_“Last Transmission”

Hello guys and girls thank u for understanding my situation it has been rough but sti ll was able use the free sounds i had and now iam starting i am sorry for the wait but starting today i will up load soon ceers for all your suport guys tjdj 65 under a new name ok guys love you all and music is so amazing if you like my stuff please share and like thank to all of you and all who love music  i will be now  working harder

O.B.A

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