Coming through with a highly anticipated effort is the duo of Protoje and Chronixx. Titled “Who Knows” and produced by Winta James, we hear them speaking about poverty, spreading love to everyone whether good or bad, acknowledging Jah’s works and being conscious over a really good production. Great song here, Protoje and Chronixx really make a good combination here. Off Protoje’s forthcoming album, check out the song below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
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Dropping some conscious lyrics today is Rseenal Di Artillary! Titled “Rise Up” and produced by Augusta Massive Productions from Italy on the SoulMon Riddim. Rseenal speaks on finding your cosmos, conquering obstacles in life, being conscious of self and keeping in tune with the Most High. Good tune from Rseenal as he drops message music for the people over a great production. Pay attention and look out for more from this artist. Check out the track below and share your thoughts in the comments section.
Today’s new video comes from Kabaka Pyramid and Jahdan Blakkamoore. Titled “For The Children” and shot in California, we hear the two lyricists promote consciousness and encouraging self-reliance for the ghetto youths out there who are facing struggles. A very positive song that should uplift all who take a listen to it. I like how children took part in the video as well. Spread your wings and fly. The song, produced by Zion I Kings, 
In support of the Jamaica BobSled Team, a video and song was released recently. Titled “The Bobsled Song” and done by Sidney Mills, Jon Notar, and Groove Guild, we hear chants of “It’s Bobsled Time” and details of the Bob Sled run all while being treated to a 80s 8-Bit video game styled video. Great video here as many of us would remember playing 8-Bit video games on the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). It is also noted that this should be played everytime the Jamaica BobSled team performs a run as the song syncs with it. Go Jamaica for Sochi 2014! Check out the video below and share your thoughts in the comments section.