Manudigital & Alborosie - Reggae Music & Love (Live Report)

Listen to “Reggae Music & Love ft. Alborosie (live)“ taken from Manudigital’s new album “Step Up“ 👉🏽 🎥 DIG IT ! PROD 🛎 SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE ☛ 🚌 Manudigital ON TOUR ☛ ● Manudigital vinyls & cds ☛ ● Stream, download and buy Manudigital discography ☛ ● Sign up for updates from Manudigital ☛ 🇬🇧 For his single “Reggae Music & Love“, Manudigital confirms his status as an international producer by inviting the world famous Reggae artist Alborosie and the excellent Jamaican singer Yami Bolo. On a powerful digital reggae riddim, in the pure Jamaican tradition, signed Manudigital, Alborosie’s impressive flow flirts with the haunting chorus sung by Yami Bolo and his high voice. A melodious sleight of hand between the two singers for an ode to the queen of Jamaican music! With this 5th single which recalls the greatest classics of Alborosie or Black Uhuru, Manudigital drops a track which will certainly be one of the hits of his upcoming album “Step Up“ to be released on November 17th. LYRICS Watch out now Manudigital Puppa Albo Yami Bolo Watch out [CHORUS] Sweet reggae music and love The world need it The world need reggae music Sweet reggae music and love The world want it The world want reggae music Sweet reggae music and love The world need it Cuz reggae never enough yeah Sweet reggae music and love The world want it Watch out Good reggae music We need tough reggae music Not the one tutti frutti Weh dem push pon the coast Sweeter than Julie Like poppy unruly Or the one yours truly Rebel youth Albo Reggae rougher than a stepping razor Me no born yah but me raise yah Unnu pree tha wicked verse yah Reggae keep the island Real n militant lyrical Yami Bolo Pupa Albo Manudigital [CHORUS] All over the world there is trouble These are the days of maximum evil Gotta lift our brothers from out the rubble oh no The truth and your rights They wanna stifle oy oy Ah yah so reggae music manufactured Press and dispatch yah Ready for the radio and for the jocks Ready for the road It’s a march Like a bacchanal Da reggae music yah a go catch yah [CHORUS] Man created strive Man created division Got to stop the violence in the garissons say we don’t need no instrument of destruction, no Music I love uplift all the nation, well Sweet reggae music and love The world need it The world need reggae music Sweet reggae music and love The world want it The world want reggae music Sweet reggae music and love The world need it Cuz reggae never enough yeah Sweet reggae music and love The world want it Oh The world need it Reggae music they need it The whole world they want it Sweet reggae music they need it, hey Jah know Follow MANUDIGITAL : ● Website 👉 ● Facebook 👉 ● Twitter 👉 ● Instagram 👉 Follow ALBOROSIE : ● Instagram 👉 ● Facebook 👉 🇬🇧 With two solos albums to his credit (“Digital Pixel” 2016 and “Bass Attack” 2018), about ten Eps and more than 700 shows around the World, Manudigital impose himself in a few years as the most international French beatmaker on the world wild Reggae stage. Manudigital has collaborate with plethora of artists from all over the world like Walshy Fire, Alborosie, Beenie Man, Soom T, Skarra Mucci, Babylon Circus, Biga Ranx, Panda Dub and many others and is behind countless albums, singles, maxis in which we hear his know-how and his unique sound signature. Gathering more than 200 000 followers and 62M views on his YouTube Chanel, Manudigital is also known for his many videos concepts as the unmissable “Digital Kingston Session”. With his Casio MT40 Keyboard or “Sleng Teng Keyboard”, he surveys Kingstone’s streets, New York’s, an many other cities searching Jamaicans singer from Reggae digital golden ages. Artists as Capleton, Elephant Man, Queen Omega or Junior Cat meet Manudigital and his keyboard for a street live session where they revisit their classics. These sessions have toured the world and have been shared by the biggest names of the French and international scene such as Diplo, Pete Rock, Farruko, Mokobe, Kalash or AKH. #Manudigital #Alborosie #ReggaeMusicAndLove
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