Rebelution kicked off their “Peace of Mind Tour” the day after the release, selling out shows at Philly’s The Electric Factory, The Hollywood Palladium, Denver’s The Fillmore, The Fox Theater in Oakland and Hard Rock in Orlando, FL. The tour made stops in a total of 42 cities across the country.
Summer 2012 was spent supporting O.A.R on their Amphitheatre tour, headlining four amphitheaters in Florida as well as festival performances at Outside Lands, Hangout, Forecastle, Summer Camp, Summer Set, The Allman Bro’s Peach Festival and two performances at Red Rocks Amphitheatre. After completing a Fall tour of the East and South East, Rebelution will be headlining The Hollywood Palladium on New Years Eve, heading to New Zealand for the Raggamuffins Festival in February and headlining their annual Winter Greens Tour around the USA in Feb - May 2013.
Peace of Mind marks the first time Rebelution has expanded beyond their usual self-production enlisting producers Michael Goldwasser (Easy Star All-Stars), Amp Live (Zion-I), Yeti Beats (Kool Keith, George Clinton), Keith Armstrong and Errol Brown (Stephen, Ziggy, Damian, and Bob Marley). The album builds upon the band’s signature style while venturing into new musical genres from the lush strings incorporated into the gentle “Route Around” to the driving guitar and synths throughout “Lady In White”.
Rebelution has developed into a front-runner for grassroots, independent and tour driven music groups. Originally formed in 2004, members Eric Rachmany (vocals / guitar), Rory Carey (keyboards), Wesley Finley (drums), and Marley D. Williams (bass) met in college, while residing in Isla Vista, a popular beachside community in Santa Barbara. It was there that the seeds to Rebelution’s future were planted creating inspiring and engaging music that would leave their listeners with the sense that they have the power to make this world a better place. The band continuously tours across the country, ventured to South America and Europe, and has previously performed at Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza and Austin City Limits among others.
Contact:
Management: Silverback Artist Management / Raise Up Music
Dean Raise – dean@raiseupentertainment.com
Jon Phillips – Jon@silverbackmusic.net
Booking – Paradigm Agency
Aaron Pinkus – apinkus@paradigmagency.com
Jamie Simone
PFA Media
jsimone@pfamedia.net
212-334-6116
Calling Me Out
Rebelution Lyrics
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I-I can’t explain it, you’re calling me out
I’m not to blame, don’t call me out
And I can explain it, you’re calling me out
Let’s get to the point yeahh
Did I disappoint ya
I wish this was a dream, but for now you put the blame on me
And I don’t really know what we’re fighting for
But right now it doesn’t matter though
Still you put the blame on me
I know were not the same, but you’re calling me out
And I can’t explain it, you’re calling me out
I’m not to blame, don’t call me out
Well I can’t explain it, you’re calling me out
Sometimes you know you just gotta let things go
Sometimes you know you just gotta let things go
Right or wrong, I’m moving on
And this one is for sure
Sometimes you know you just gotta let things go
Oo woo-oh yeahh
Oo woo-oh
The lyrics to Rebelution's song 'Calling Me Out' seem to be about a misunderstanding or perhaps a disagreement between two people. The singer is being called out by someone else, but they feel that they are not to blame for what has happened. The repetitive line 'I know we're not the same, but you're calling me out' suggests that there may be some sort of difference between the two parties that is causing the conflict. The singer says that they can't explain what is happening, but the other person is still holding them responsible.
The chorus of the song seems to be suggesting that sometimes it is best to simply let things go, rather than dwell on what went wrong. The singer says that they are moving on, regardless of whether they were right or wrong in the situation. The line 'I wish this was a dream, but for now you put the blame on me' suggests that the singer is feeling some frustration or resentment towards the other person, as they feel unfairly blamed for something.
Overall, the lyrics to 'Calling Me Out' seem to be about the difficulties that can arise in relationships, and the importance of being able to let go and move on, rather than holding onto grudges.
Line by Line Meaning
I know were not the same, but you’re calling me out
We have our differences, yet you're blaming me and making accusations
I-I can’t explain it, you’re calling me out
I am at a loss for words, but you are pointing fingers at me
I’m not to blame, don’t call me out
I am innocent, so stop falsely accusing me
And I can explain it, you’re calling me out
I am willing to answer your questions, but you keep attacking me
Let’s get to the point yeahh
Let's cut to the chase and address the real issue
Did I disappoint ya
Have I failed to meet your expectations?
I wish this was a dream, but for now you put the blame on me
I wish this wasn't happening, but you are unfairly holding me responsible
And I don’t really know what we’re fighting for
I am confused about what we are even upset about
But right now it doesn’t matter though
But at this moment, the cause of our fight is irrelevant
Still you put the blame on me
Despite the lack of clarity, you are still accusing me
Sometimes you know you just gotta let things go
Sometimes it's necessary to move on and let go of the past
Right or wrong, I’m moving on
Regardless of who is right or wrong, I am choosing to move forward
And this one is for sure
This decision to move on is definite
Oo woo-oh yeahh
A musical interlude
Oo woo-oh
Another musical interlude
Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: ERIC RACHMANY, MARLEY WILLIAMS, ROURKE CAREY, WESLEY FINLEY
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
edgar ramirez
+JuuanJo Aguirre Sé que no eran lo mismo, pero me estás llamando
I-No puedo explicarlo, me estás diciendo en voz alta
Yo no tengo la culpa, no me llames a cabo
Y me lo puedo explicar, me estás diciendo en voz alta
Vamos a llegar al punto yeahh
¿Me decepcionó ya
Me gustaría que este era un sueño, pero por ahora te pongo la culpa a mí
Y yo no sé realmente lo que estamos luchando por
Pero ahora mismo no importa aunque
Aún así se pone la culpa a mí
Sé que no eran lo mismo, pero me estás llamando
Y yo no lo puedo explicar, me estás diciendo en voz alta
Yo no tengo la culpa, no me llames a cabo
Bueno, yo no lo puedo explicar, me estás diciendo en voz alta
A veces sabes que solo tienes que dejarlo cosas van
A veces sabes que solo tienes que dejarlo cosas van
Bien o mal, me estoy moviendo en
Y éste es segura
A veces sabes que solo tienes que dejarlo cosas van
Oo-oh woo yeahh
Oo woo-oh
Aaron Borge
I feel like every Rebelution song explains a part of my life, its crazy how much I can relate. Jah Bless!
Miguel Imperial
Me too!
Fernando vazquez
Those chills you get when the reggae kicks in.
Aktive Clothing Co.
all bad moods need a dose of rebelution....
Steven Flores
Nope. All need a dose. No matter the mood. 😉
Viduhe
👊💯
StayMedicated 918
Sooo right bruh
blubu
@Pots 1 million is too little, let's go for 50 million
Justin Orozco
Aktive Clothing Co. couldn’t have said it better
Alexandra Del Carpio
Starting my day with their music is priceless!