Keron Salmon, known by his fans as Kabaka Pyramid, is an ever-evolving arti… Read Full Bio ↴Keron Salmon, known by his fans as Kabaka Pyramid, is an ever-evolving artist that has numerous ways of expressing his creativity. The ability to watch and learn from others around him has made him into somewhat of a Jack-of-all-trades. You can find him at Bebble Rock Studios, in his hometown Kingston, Jamaica, writing lyrics, producing tracks, engineering/recording himself or other artists, mixing songs, editing video/photos, or even learning to play the guitar! His passion for music began at early age when he would change the lyrics to popular songs and record his own version on his mother's tape recorder. What began as a humorous venture was actually a stepping stone for the artist we know today. Reggae music has always been a strong influence on the Kingstonian lyricist, but during high school it was Hip Hop music that captivated him, and you could find him walking to the canteen reciting his favorite Canibus or Inspectah Deck lines. The influence of both genres can be easily detected as he, and other Bebble Rock artists such as Koro-Fyah, seek to find the perfect fusion of the two cultural expressions.
Recently Kabaka Pyramid has been appearing on the Live Music scene in Kingston with live performances at the Manifesto Jamaica Festival 2010, Jaria Reggae Month 2010, Jamaica Vybez, The Next Generation of Reggae, Bands Incoporated (Featured by The Indiggnation Band), and Conversations - just to name a few.
The Conscious musician is a member of Manifesto Jamaica, which is an N.G.O. aiming to empower Jamaican youth through the arts and culture. Representing Manifesto JA, Kabaka has worked with friend and colleague Donisha Prendegast on the "Africa Unite" School Tour spreading the word of Rastafari and the liberation struggle in South Africa. Performing for the kids in school is an important part of Kabaka's vision for his musical career and is always willing to play his part in the movement.
The name "Kabaka" is Ugandan for "King" and Pyramids are thought by the artist to house the mathematical proportions of Universal Laws that are eminent in the creation of this universe. He seeks to embody these laws in his music, spreading truth and higher knowledge to the people who are prepared to listen.
He has just released his βRebel Musicβ EP which is free to the public at www.kabakapyramid.bandcamp.com. This project is a fusion of roots rock, reggae, dancehall and hip hop and is intended to show the world where Kabaka Pyramid is looking to take Jamaican music, as well as spread the positive messages of spirituality and conscious evolution that you find whenever he grabs a mic!
βTo me....Reggae and Hip Hop go hand in hand....when they procreate, Rebel Music is born! Some believe that each art form must remain pure....Iβm not here to oppose. But fusion is the foodstuff of evolution, and evolution is constant - both physically and spirituallyβ - Kabaka Pyramid
βKabaka Pyramid is one of the most promising talents I have seen in a whileβ - Protoje
βIt is a tasty mix of roots and early dancehall scented with some hip-hopβ - United reggae Magazine on Rebel music
βWith a solid list of skills not only in the booth but on the mixing board, and an array of lyrics that preach a message of love, self-awareness and African pride, Kabaka Pyramid is well on his way to a career that should not only lead to greatness but also lead a lot of fans to righteousnessβ - Aesthetics Now Magazine
Recently Kabaka Pyramid has been appearing on the Live Music scene in Kingston with live performances at the Manifesto Jamaica Festival 2010, Jaria Reggae Month 2010, Jamaica Vybez, The Next Generation of Reggae, Bands Incoporated (Featured by The Indiggnation Band), and Conversations - just to name a few.
The Conscious musician is a member of Manifesto Jamaica, which is an N.G.O. aiming to empower Jamaican youth through the arts and culture. Representing Manifesto JA, Kabaka has worked with friend and colleague Donisha Prendegast on the "Africa Unite" School Tour spreading the word of Rastafari and the liberation struggle in South Africa. Performing for the kids in school is an important part of Kabaka's vision for his musical career and is always willing to play his part in the movement.
The name "Kabaka" is Ugandan for "King" and Pyramids are thought by the artist to house the mathematical proportions of Universal Laws that are eminent in the creation of this universe. He seeks to embody these laws in his music, spreading truth and higher knowledge to the people who are prepared to listen.
He has just released his βRebel Musicβ EP which is free to the public at www.kabakapyramid.bandcamp.com. This project is a fusion of roots rock, reggae, dancehall and hip hop and is intended to show the world where Kabaka Pyramid is looking to take Jamaican music, as well as spread the positive messages of spirituality and conscious evolution that you find whenever he grabs a mic!
βTo me....Reggae and Hip Hop go hand in hand....when they procreate, Rebel Music is born! Some believe that each art form must remain pure....Iβm not here to oppose. But fusion is the foodstuff of evolution, and evolution is constant - both physically and spirituallyβ - Kabaka Pyramid
βKabaka Pyramid is one of the most promising talents I have seen in a whileβ - Protoje
βIt is a tasty mix of roots and early dancehall scented with some hip-hopβ - United reggae Magazine on Rebel music
βWith a solid list of skills not only in the booth but on the mixing board, and an array of lyrics that preach a message of love, self-awareness and African pride, Kabaka Pyramid is well on his way to a career that should not only lead to greatness but also lead a lot of fans to righteousnessβ - Aesthetics Now Magazine
Everywhere I Go
Kabaka Pyramid Lyrics
Well, everywhere where I-man look, I see, pollution
Violence and crime, disease a spread
Ah, yeah
Pyramid
Yeah, na-na-now
Everywhere I go
I see pollution and disillusion, oh yeah
Where is the world I know
We falling like a domino
Huh!
Everywhere I go
I see pollution, what's the solution, oh yeah
Where is the world I know
I say, we reaping what we sow
I see innocent faces behind prison cages
Civilized slavery, immunized babies
Living live crazy, all these sugar cravings
Man-made diseases dem released inna the trade winds
Where is the world that I was raised in, things so quickly changing
Lost inna me timeline, no more books and pages
Religious wars raging, for these corporations
Bargaining and trading, hell fires razing, oh
Everywhere I go (cha)
I see pollution and disillusion, oh yeah
Where is the world I know
We falling like a domino
Everywhere I go
I see pollution, what's the solution, oh yeah
Where is the world I know
I say, we reaping what we sow
Huh
Look at what is happening, natural hair flattening
GMO patenting, the people for the slaughter
Medicine developing, placed inna the guillotine
Tumour start swell off and you run go check the pastor
If we no do something now, then what will happen after
Human race running and the finish is disaster
And as I ask the, oracle about the future
She said, "You listen to the past", I tell her, say
Everywhere I go
I see pollution and disillusion, oh yeah (how true)
Where is the world I know
We falling like a domino (uh huh)
Everywhere I go
I see pollution, what's the solution, oh yeah (so so true)
Where is the world I know
I say, we reaping what we sow
Bang bang
From the place weh test your faith
Weh the only thing a rise, a double-murder-a-day-rate
Some people stay, some people leave
Mama pray while sister grieves
And nobody no assist the people
The system does trick the people, me see dem, no fi dem
Dem come yah with bad influence, gi' dem
Stop fight fi dem fight back
Nuff woman a cry and Bob wouldn't like that
I bite back, it used to carry a girl with round ass
Now it carry youths dem weh rounds blast
Don't tell, then I won't ask
About last week, one year past is me last weep
So ask people, pass evil
Pastor pass fast, nah response fi lost people
People lost and bodies never found again
And you a tell me say, the devil no deh 'round? No, man!
Everywhere I go (everywhere)
I see pollution and disillusion, oh yeah (you know)
Where is the world I know (oh where, oh where)
We falling like a domino
Everywhere I go (uh huh)
I see pollution, what's the solution, oh yeah
Where is the world I know
I say, we reaping what we sow
Huh
Everywhere I go
I see pollution and disillusion, oh yeah
Where is the world I know
We falling like a domino
Everywhere I go
I see pollution, what's the solution, oh yeah
Where is the world I know
I say, we reaping what we sow
Violence and crime, disease a spread
Ah, yeah
Pyramid
Yeah, na-na-now
Everywhere I go
I see pollution and disillusion, oh yeah
Where is the world I know
We falling like a domino
Everywhere I go
I see pollution, what's the solution, oh yeah
Where is the world I know
I say, we reaping what we sow
I see innocent faces behind prison cages
Civilized slavery, immunized babies
Living live crazy, all these sugar cravings
Man-made diseases dem released inna the trade winds
Where is the world that I was raised in, things so quickly changing
Lost inna me timeline, no more books and pages
Religious wars raging, for these corporations
Bargaining and trading, hell fires razing, oh
Everywhere I go (cha)
I see pollution and disillusion, oh yeah
Where is the world I know
We falling like a domino
Everywhere I go
I see pollution, what's the solution, oh yeah
Where is the world I know
I say, we reaping what we sow
Huh
Look at what is happening, natural hair flattening
GMO patenting, the people for the slaughter
Medicine developing, placed inna the guillotine
Tumour start swell off and you run go check the pastor
If we no do something now, then what will happen after
Human race running and the finish is disaster
And as I ask the, oracle about the future
She said, "You listen to the past", I tell her, say
Everywhere I go
I see pollution and disillusion, oh yeah (how true)
Where is the world I know
We falling like a domino (uh huh)
Everywhere I go
I see pollution, what's the solution, oh yeah (so so true)
Where is the world I know
I say, we reaping what we sow
Bang bang
From the place weh test your faith
Weh the only thing a rise, a double-murder-a-day-rate
Some people stay, some people leave
Mama pray while sister grieves
And nobody no assist the people
The system does trick the people, me see dem, no fi dem
Dem come yah with bad influence, gi' dem
Stop fight fi dem fight back
Nuff woman a cry and Bob wouldn't like that
I bite back, it used to carry a girl with round ass
Now it carry youths dem weh rounds blast
Don't tell, then I won't ask
About last week, one year past is me last weep
So ask people, pass evil
Pastor pass fast, nah response fi lost people
People lost and bodies never found again
And you a tell me say, the devil no deh 'round? No, man!
Everywhere I go (everywhere)
I see pollution and disillusion, oh yeah (you know)
Where is the world I know (oh where, oh where)
We falling like a domino
Everywhere I go (uh huh)
I see pollution, what's the solution, oh yeah
Where is the world I know
I say, we reaping what we sow
Huh
Everywhere I go
I see pollution and disillusion, oh yeah
Where is the world I know
We falling like a domino
Everywhere I go
I see pollution, what's the solution, oh yeah
Where is the world I know
I say, we reaping what we sow
Lyrics Β© Ultra Tunes
Written by: DAMIAN ROBERT NESTA MARLEY, KERON SALMON, OJE KEN OLLIVIERRE, SEAN DIEDRICK
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@ailove2048
Lyrics are more real now than ever. Coronavirus being released in the trade winds. Jah bless all his soldiers! Rasta know the truth! Keep your immunesystem strong!
@witostrowski7917
So relevant, timeless!
@jamwashworldwide6944
One of the most real message out there. I respect Kabaka for this one.. Know the truth God's people
@jamwashjoni2355
Real Music π―
@cannashiva9719
were is the world I know!!!!!!!!! Jah Bless Kabaka true Light worker indeed! bless for spittin truth ya!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@lionbwoyoriginal
Big chune by Zilla !! Big tune of both artist Protoje n' Kabaka, reggae revival UP UP DEH
@gregmartinez2399
This is π₯π₯π₯π₯. Time to Rise up.
@shanafos5348
Tune up kabaka Proto big up unna self. β₯οΈπ―π²β₯οΈ
@airespv3706
π₯π₯π₯ Salute from π΅πΉ our Reggae legends ππ¦π―π²πΆπΆπ₯π₯π₯
@1LINKFAMILY
Stock Fight fi dem Fight back, Nuff woman a Cry and Bob wouldn't like that, A bike back, it used to carry a girl with round Ass, now it carry the youths with rounds Blast, don't tell then a won't Ask, about last week, 1 year past since mi last weep, so ask people, pass evil, pastor pass fast nah response fi lost people, people lost and bodies never found again and u a tell mi seh the devil Nuh de round again?? No Man π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯π₯