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The Black God

by Karamanti

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Genxian The voice of protest and rejection of the cultural status quo echoes through the EP. Through the tracks here, Karamanti call for some revolutionary changes and non-hegemonic perspectives of Jamaican experience and the wider African diasporic experience. The vibes are solidly reggae with excellent vocals that just ooze the soothing flow of the riddim. Definitely a favourite album. Favorite track: Back Against The Wall ft. Mikey General.
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1.
Intro 00:51
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2.
Black Song 04:46
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3.
Back Against The Wall ft. Mikey General 03:45
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4.
Please 04:11
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5.
I Believe In You 03:06
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6.
Black Revolution ft. Obibini 03:08
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THE BLACK GOD is Karamanti’s first EP. It is produced by Blakkwuman22 Music and it features five tracks all inspired by real life events. All vocals were written by Karamanti and recorded at Mixing Lab Studio in Kingston, Jamaica.

• The beat for BLACK SONG was produced by Alpheus in Germany. It was mixed by Audio Traxx Productions in Old Harbor, St. Catherine, Jamaica.
• The beats for both BACK AGAINST THE WALL and I BELIEVE IN YOU were produced by D’Ave Productions in Seaview Gardens, Kingston, Jamaica. BACK AGAINST THE WALL was mixed by ODB in Accra, Ghana while I BELIEVE IN YOU was mixed by Audio Traxx Productions in Old Harbor, St. Catherine, Jamaica.
• The beat for PLEASE was produced by Spugy B in Jamaica. It was mixed by Audio Traxx Productions in Old Harbor, St. Catherine, Jamaica.
• The beat for BLACK REVOLUTION was contributed by Obibini from Ghana. It was mixed by Obibini’s team in Ghana.
• All backing vocals were done by Snysh at Mixing Lab Studio in Kingston, Jamaica.

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released March 21, 2017

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Though the Reggae/Dancehall industry is dominated by men, Karamanti stands as a strong black woman, (in her home town of Kingston, Jamaica) raining showers of conscious lyrics to a generation far from reality.

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