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    Kabaka Pyramid Ft. Damian Marley - Red Gold And Green (official Music Video) -

    The official music video for by Kabaka Pyramid featuring Damian Marley was released on July 22, 2022 . The track is a lead single from Kabaka Pyramid's Grammy-winning album, The Kalling , which was produced entirely by Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley. Video Production Details Director: Jay "Game Over" Will. Producer: Rocka Bennett. Cinematography (DP): Johanser Martinez. Editing: Johanser. Label: Ghetto Youths International and Bebble Rock Music. Song Meaning and Significance

    The song serves as an and their deep symbolic meaning within the Rastafari tradition: Red: Represents the blood shed for freedom. Gold: Signifies justice and equality. Green: Symbolizes abundance and fertility. Lion: Represents sovereignty. The official music video for by Kabaka Pyramid

    Shane Patterson, with creative direction by Sameel "Kush-I" Johnson. Video Production Details Director: Jay "Game Over" Will

    Kabaka Pyramid has stated that the track aims to educate listeners on the , moving beyond the colors' use as just a "colorful brand" or style. It is described as a call for equality and a celebration of connection to Africa. Key Technical Credits Recorded and Mixed by: Marc Lee. Mastered by: Chris Athens. Editing: Johanser