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 “Rebel Music” 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!
“To 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....I’m not here to oppose. But fusion is the foodstuff of evolution, and evolution is constant - both physically and spiritually” - Kabaka Pyramid
“Kabaka Pyramid is one of the most promising talents I have seen in a while” - Protoje
“It is a tasty mix of roots and early dancehall scented with some hip-hop” - United reggae Magazine on Rebel music
“With 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 righteousness” - 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 “Rebel Music” 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!
“To 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....I’m not here to oppose. But fusion is the foodstuff of evolution, and evolution is constant - both physically and spiritually” - Kabaka Pyramid
“Kabaka Pyramid is one of the most promising talents I have seen in a while” - Protoje
“It is a tasty mix of roots and early dancehall scented with some hip-hop” - United reggae Magazine on Rebel music
“With 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 righteousness” - Aesthetics Now Magazine
Make Way
Kabaka Pyramid Lyrics
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We ready now I and I deh pon a mission
The younger generation have the vision
Pressure Busspipe and Kabaka Yuuuuhh (Accurate!)
To all my sons and daughters yuh
Mi go say
Make way
Rastaman bursting through your gateway
Trod a Mount Zion that's the safe way
Trodding through the narrow and the straight way (skibbilibeng)
So mi go say
Make way
Ghetto youth bursting through your gateway
Holy Mount Zion I a maintain
Trodding through the narrow and the straight way
Watch yah now, Pressure
That one yuh name
Make way 'cause a hurricane a pass
Me sorry for anything we come inna we path
Dem a go call we terrorist
When time we drop this like a bomb
The Kontraband
Off the pain upon (?)
Whenever I perform
See the youths dem form like Voltron
We no programmed
With dem slogan
Everyone strong like Hulk Hogan
Stronger than the Ganja round a Oakland
We stronger than the pyramids weh stand upon mi homeland
Jamaica where we born the situation kind of sticky
The youths dem a the future
But the leaders are over sixty
I try shall lead the way
And then impurity pon mystic
When the revolution start yeah
That one now going down in history
Mi go say
Make way
Rastaman bursting through your gateway
Trod a Mount Zion that's the safe way
Trodding through the narrow and the straight way (skibbilibeng)
So mi go say
Make way
Ghetto youth bursting through your gateway
Holy Mount Zion I a maintain
Trodding through the narrow and the straight way
Ay
This natty dread a move on
The fyah yah no look warm
Let me take some time fi clarify all this confusion
There is too much pollution
Inside them institution
Rastafari is our alternative solution
Some things you cannot run from
Like energy consumption
Non-renewable energy inna every area of production
The climate in dysfunction
Vulcanic eruption
Earthquakes and tsunamis cause catastrophic destruction
The people inna crisis
Blaming it on ISIS
Terrorist dem funded by the same ones weh a fight it
The Russians and the Chinese
The States that are not united
World War Three and everybody is invited
So hey
Make way
Rastaman bursting through your gateway
Trod a Mount Zion that's the safe way
Trodding through the narrow and the straight way
So mi go say
Make way (skibbilibeng)
Ghetto youth bursting through your gateway
Holy Mount Zion I a maintain
Trodding through the narrow and the straight way
This is a warning to
The one dem a go dem a distribute
One dem a running the institute
Tired fi see dem a diss the youth
And a move like say dem invincible
I and I study the principal of life
Weh manifest in triple
Nuff a dem eyes dem in cripple
Capital dem third ventricle
See dema come in dem tentacles
Dem seeking after life
Like dem no know the youths them sensible and a pree the afterlife
That is only just a phase in the circle of return
In the fever of destruction
I am the fire that will burn
Watch the food and what you eat
The schools and what you teach
Know the universal laws are never the rules of what they preach
Watch your own and watch your speech
The company you keep
Be aware of the pollution that dem dumpin' inna the street
Low the dumplin' and the wheat
Just reach towards the greens
The youths not hungry for no meat
We no dumb we no retreat
This is no something for the tweet
The fyah I release
A make
Babylon just drop it a we feet
Pressure say
It a go say
Make way
Rastaman bursting through your gateway
Trod a Mount Zion that's the safe way
Trodding through the narrow and the straight way (skibbilibeng)
So mi go say
Make way
Ghetto youth bursting through your gateway
Holy Mount Zion I a maintain
Trodding through the narrow and the straight way
Huh
Wo nan nan wo nan nan
Accurate!
Ye ye ye ye ye
Make way cah you good fi get run over
Dem Rastafari youths dem taking over
Man ah trod it like a soldier
Accurate, immaculate!
The younger generation have the vision
Pressure Busspipe and Kabaka Yuuuuhh (Accurate!)
To all my sons and daughters yuh
Mi go say
Make way
Rastaman bursting through your gateway
Trodding through the narrow and the straight way (skibbilibeng)
So mi go say
Make way
Ghetto youth bursting through your gateway
Holy Mount Zion I a maintain
Trodding through the narrow and the straight way
Watch yah now, Pressure
That one yuh name
Make way 'cause a hurricane a pass
Me sorry for anything we come inna we path
Dem a go call we terrorist
When time we drop this like a bomb
The Kontraband
Off the pain upon (?)
Whenever I perform
See the youths dem form like Voltron
We no programmed
With dem slogan
Everyone strong like Hulk Hogan
Stronger than the Ganja round a Oakland
We stronger than the pyramids weh stand upon mi homeland
Jamaica where we born the situation kind of sticky
The youths dem a the future
But the leaders are over sixty
I try shall lead the way
And then impurity pon mystic
When the revolution start yeah
That one now going down in history
Mi go say
Make way
Rastaman bursting through your gateway
Trod a Mount Zion that's the safe way
Trodding through the narrow and the straight way (skibbilibeng)
So mi go say
Make way
Ghetto youth bursting through your gateway
Holy Mount Zion I a maintain
Trodding through the narrow and the straight way
Ay
This natty dread a move on
The fyah yah no look warm
Let me take some time fi clarify all this confusion
There is too much pollution
Inside them institution
Rastafari is our alternative solution
Some things you cannot run from
Like energy consumption
Non-renewable energy inna every area of production
The climate in dysfunction
Vulcanic eruption
Earthquakes and tsunamis cause catastrophic destruction
The people inna crisis
Blaming it on ISIS
Terrorist dem funded by the same ones weh a fight it
The Russians and the Chinese
The States that are not united
World War Three and everybody is invited
So hey
Make way
Rastaman bursting through your gateway
Trod a Mount Zion that's the safe way
Trodding through the narrow and the straight way
So mi go say
Make way (skibbilibeng)
Ghetto youth bursting through your gateway
Holy Mount Zion I a maintain
Trodding through the narrow and the straight way
This is a warning to
The one dem a go dem a distribute
One dem a running the institute
Tired fi see dem a diss the youth
And a move like say dem invincible
I and I study the principal of life
Weh manifest in triple
Nuff a dem eyes dem in cripple
Capital dem third ventricle
See dema come in dem tentacles
Dem seeking after life
Like dem no know the youths them sensible and a pree the afterlife
That is only just a phase in the circle of return
In the fever of destruction
I am the fire that will burn
Watch the food and what you eat
The schools and what you teach
Know the universal laws are never the rules of what they preach
Watch your own and watch your speech
The company you keep
Be aware of the pollution that dem dumpin' inna the street
Low the dumplin' and the wheat
Just reach towards the greens
The youths not hungry for no meat
We no dumb we no retreat
This is no something for the tweet
The fyah I release
A make
Babylon just drop it a we feet
Pressure say
It a go say
Make way
Rastaman bursting through your gateway
Trod a Mount Zion that's the safe way
Trodding through the narrow and the straight way (skibbilibeng)
So mi go say
Make way
Ghetto youth bursting through your gateway
Holy Mount Zion I a maintain
Trodding through the narrow and the straight way
Huh
Wo nan nan wo nan nan
Accurate!
Ye ye ye ye ye
Make way cah you good fi get run over
Dem Rastafari youths dem taking over
Man ah trod it like a soldier
Accurate, immaculate!
The lyrics of "Make Way" by Kabaka Pyramid feat. Pressure Busspipe convey a powerful message of empowerment and determination. The song starts by acknowledging that the younger generation has a clear vision and is ready to embark on a mission. Kabaka Pyramid and Pressure Busspipe assert their presence and call on all the sons and daughters to make way for the Rastaman bursting through the gateway. They emphasize their journey towards Mount Zion, a symbol of spiritual enlightenment and safety, choosing to walk the narrow and straight way.
Throughout the song, the artists address various societal issues and express their views on them. They highlight the challenges faced by the ghetto youth, symbolized by bursting through the gateway, and affirm their commitment to maintaining the sanctity of Mount Zion. The lyrics touch on themes of climate change, pollution, political instability, and the struggle for justice. Kabaka Pyramid and Pressure Busspipe criticize the exploitation of non-renewable energy and the destructive consequences it has on the planet. They also condemn the hypocrisy of world leaders and the blame-game surrounding crises like terrorism and war.
The song's lyrics serve as a warning and a call to action. They advocate for a change in mindset, urging people to be conscious of their energy consumption, the education system, and the universal laws that govern humanity. The artists discuss the importance of self-awareness, choosing the right company, and recognizing the pollution in society. They emphasize the need for unity, strength, and the courage to stand up against Babylon or oppressive systems.
Overall, "Make Way" is a powerful anthem that embodies the spirit of the Rastafari movement, promoting awareness, social justice, and self-empowerment.
Lyrics © Ultra Tunes, O/B/O DistroKid
Written by: DELYNO BROWN, KERON SALMON, OJE KEN OLLIVIERRE, PARIS DENNIS, PETER SAMARU, RIAN WILLIAMS
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@baptisteenescot7966
Ready Now I and I dey pon a mission
The Younger Generation have the Vision
Pressure Busspipe and Kabaka Yuuuuhh
To all my Sons and Daughters yuh
Because ah Hey
Make Way
Rastaman Bursting through your Gateway
Trod a Mount Zion That's the Safeway
Trodding through the Narrow and the Straight Way
So Because Hey
Make Way
Ghetto Youth Bursting Through Your Gateway
Holy Mount Zion I a Mountain
Trodding Through the Narrow and The Straight Way
Kabaka pyramid: What a Downpression
That One yuh Name
Make Way Cause a Hurricane a Pass
Me sorry for anything we come inna we path
Dema go call we Terrorist
When Time we drop is like a Bomb
The Kontraband
Off the pain upon Jah Glory It na Go Warm
Whenever I Perform
SeeThe Youths Dem Form Like Gojan
With no Program
With Dem Slogan
Everyone Strong Like Odogan
Stronger Than The Ganja Unna Oakland
We Stronger Than the Pyramids wey Stand upon ah Hopeland
Jamaica Where We Born The Situation Kind Of Sticky
The Youths Dema the Future
But the Leaders are over Sixty
I try shall Lead the way
And then impurity pon mistic
When the Revolution Start ah hih
That One now going down in astray
(Pressure Busspipe)
Kabaka Pyramid: This Natty Dread A Move On
The Fyah Yah no Look Warm
Let Me Take Sometime Fi Clarify All This Confusion
There is too Much Pollution
Inside Them Institution
Rastafari Is Our Alternative Solution
Some things You Cannot Run From
Like Energy Construction
Land will double Energy inna the area of Production
The Climate in Dysfunction
Organic Eruption
Earthquakes and synonyms cause catastrophic destruction
The People Inna Crisis
Blaming it on ISIS
Terrorism pon the by the same ones wey a fight it
The Russians and the Chinese
The Stateman not United
World War Three (III) And Everybody is Inviting
(Pressure Busspipe)
Kabaka Pyramid: Jah
This is the one into
The one dema go Dema distribute
One dema running insecured
I haffi see dema diz the youth
An now move like say dem invisible
I and I study the principal of life from manifest in tripple
Nuff a dem eyes dem in cripple
Capital Dem through ventricle
See dema come in dem tentacles
Dem Seeking Afterlife
Like dem no know the use and sensible and Greedy Afterlife
That's only just a face in the circle of return
In the fever of Destruction
I am the fire that we Burn
Watch the Food and What you Eat
The School and What You Teach
Know The Universe and Laws are never the rules of what they Preach
Watch Your Own and Watch Your Speech
The Company You Keep
Be Aware of the pollution that dem Dumping inna the Street
Loads they dump Inna the Heat
Just read through all the Greed
The youth ah no Hungary for no need
We no dum we no Retrieve
This is no something for the tweet
The Fyah I Release
So make
Babylon Just Drop A Path we Fill
Pressure Say
(Pressure Busspipe)
Kabaka Pyramid: Hmmm
Wo nan nan wo nan nan
Okit (Okay)
Ye ye ye ye ye
Make Way Cuz Your Good Fi Get Run Over
Dem Rastafari Youth Dem Taking Over
Man ah Trod It Like Ah Soldier
Okit (Okay)
Kimakit
@javeirsmith4410
Youths a di future but d leaders ova 60!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥
@lijahsurreal7300
RASTpec!!!! 💪💪💪
@ReedMarcos
Cant stop hearing this song. Dominican Republic, one love. Makin' wave...
Happy Passover, oh children of Israel.
Peace.
@Ben_yasharel
Shalom Aleichem mispatcha we the melenated people are the real B'nai YISRAEL !!!? Arise true children of YAH haleluYAH! Rastafari is a staple in the quest for freedom for YAH people! Ethiopia is the third kingdom of the Hebrews years indeed YAH says in the book of the prophet Amos we see YAHUAH ELOHEINU sentiment for the children of kush aka Ethiopia expressed in the same sentiment as the children of YISRAEL
@Ben_yasharel
Amos 9:7-10 KJV
Are ye not as children of the Ethiopians unto me, O children of Israel? saith the LORD. Have not I brought up Israel out of the land of Egypt? and the Philistines from Caphtor, and the Syrians from Kir?
@cbcircle6440
Going hard af respect 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@ReedMarcos
Cocolos (Southern slaves and Brittish colonies descendants born in Dominican Republic) in tune with this deep life lesson. More tangible as time hardens over us.
@brycobash1556
The man them meds different no joke , album yah Grammy worthy.
@ruebenjamesbeats7774
Completely agree!
@JAHDCypha
Virgin islands massive meets Jamaica, one family, big up our brethren Pressure buss pipe!we proud ah u bredren👌🏾✊🏽✊🏽