Hello good night dear friends.
Today I will share with the community good music by the artist Owen Moncrieffe best known in the musical medium as Fantan Mojah.
This musician is a native of
Parish of St. Elizabeth in Jamaica.
He began his musical career about 23 years ago and is still active until now.
This artist belongs to the Rastafarian movement he is a Bobo Ashanti.
Fantan Mojah sings a contemporary reggae style
his lyrics express positive themes
His faith is reflected in his musical lyrics based on praise to Jah and messages from the Rastafari doctrine.
Throughout his musical career this artist has participated in a great diversity of popular Jamaican reggae festivals and internationally.
He has collaborated with several artists including Jah Cure One of the most popular Reggae artists in Jamaica with whom he had certain problems It seems that, after a strong discussion, Jah Cure in a moment of rage took a knife and tried to use it against Fantan Mojah but later they fixed their differences .
this reconciliation happened in the Sumfest
Jah Cure and Fantan Mojah shook hands and hugged each other on the stage of Reggae Sumfest at Catherine Hall in Montego Bay. ending his fight ..
to whom I share a good song Fantan that I like very much ..
Fantan Mojah - Rasta Got Soul - Official Video
lyrics
Warrior music, reggae music
Jamaican choose it European, American, and the Caribbean(Woyo) (Wooo...)
Rasta got soul, reggae music rocking my bone (rocking my bone) my bone (rocking my
Bone)
It's never getting old, Reggae music more and more (and more) and more(and more)
No you cant fool us, mi fi go doin da thing from deh ban reggae music fi a sing
Some gone with history and don't know di thing keep moh dem no stop blubberin
Most a show respect to the da elder dem
We a fi thrown dem heights dem a fi create legend
You cant come tell me say you are da man when reggae music yuh no understand
Enough a dem don't know about the music, dem just hustle and a try to abuse it (woy)
Dem a sow nuh seed dem wan fi reap, and a sell fi yuh cheap
Respect to di youts dem boust on di ghetto for rock and roll
Dey mark reggae music a echo a echo
If a dem ban waganis, dem can't follow dis, listen di lion a roar
Rasta got soul, reggae music rocking my bone (rocking my bone) my bone (rocking my
Bone)
It's never getting old, Reggae music more and more (and more) and more(and more)
When di reggae touch Italy and Germany, rasta a bring out the ceremony
I move and roam, even donga kali
I would walk say dem a be sure me no see nobody
This is not a competition, check the vision
Reggae music no got complexion, no friction (Woyo)
Rasta got soul, reggae music rocking my bone (rocking my bone) my bone (rocking my
Bone)
It's never getting old, Reggae music more and more (and more) and more (and more)
Rasta got soul, reggae music inna mi bone
Mi got soul, a got me wanting dis fir more
Rasta got soul, (Lord) reggae music inna mi bone
Rasta got soul, (Lord) reggae music inna mi bone
Big up di legend called Bob Marley
Big up di legend with name Peter Tosh
Big up di legend Bunny Wailer
And big up di legend Jacob Miller
Dennis Brown, gregory Isaacs
Alton Ellis, many are gwan but not forgotten! (not forgotten!)
Rasta got soul, reggae music rocking my bone (rocking my bone) my bone (rocking my
Bone)
It's never getting old, Reggae music more and more (and more) and more (and more)
Big up di young legendary Missle-eye, Capleton, Sizzla Kalonji, Bounty, Beenie man
Langaga and Kolti, Shabba Ranks, Kuami man, Freddy Mgreggor, cocoa tea, Nelis and
Luciano
Nah figet Buju Banton, and there is so much more to mention
Turbulence and Fanton, (I Wayne), shaggy, sean paul, big up yourselfOh oh
If me nuh call your name, please catch me inna di next song (Woyo)
Caus' di list a di name a too long
Rasta got soul, (Lord)
Soul(Lord)
Rasta got soul, (Lord)
Soul(Lord)
We got soul(Lord)
We got soul(Lord)
Rasta got soul, (Lord)
We got soul(Lord)
Rasta got soul, reggae music rocking my bone (rocking my bone) my bone (rocking my
Bone)
It's never getting old, Reggae music more and more (and more) and more (and more)
this vibrant and danceable song because it is quite moved belongs to the album Rasta Got Soul
launched in 2011.
Another song that I really liked was Fantan Mojah's collaboration with Slovenian artist Tadiman. They made the song Bless Me.
until a new opportunity dear friends God bless you I hope you enjoy this super music feel free to leave your comment greetings from Venezuela ..
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