We No Like It
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'We No Like It' by Lennox Campbell AKA Biggz Manifest‘We No Like It’ depicts a range of topics and frustrations the artist has. From the representation of their people in the media, to the concerns for younger females and the youth culture. It is expressed throughout the song that these problems need to be fixed and can be relatable to listeners. This song is not only relatable but motivates the listener to do what they can to help with these issues. Lennox Campbell AKA Manifest Productions is a Song Writer, Composer, Engineer and Composer from South East London. For the last 30 years he has been in the music industry, creating all kinds of genres, mainly a mix of Jazz, Soul, Reggae and Pop. His label, 'Ghetto Born But Raised' currently holds 18 tracks, all of which are available on Jeeni.His influences are what he grew up listening to from the 70's to the early 90's, harboring lyrics on topics that bother him and his friend/singer J Wills. This is mainly the voice of struggle, injustice and corruption. Their groove is a true fusion of life growing up in England.
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Soliá/DAVED KIDNEYSDaved kidneys I am a young man who from his birth lived a great opportunity of life that really had no hope. A disease that destroyed me and today I feel very good thanks to God for part of my life to share with you that if there are people with the same situation of a kidney disease and that nowadays they live connected in a dialysis machine They are my support because I also lived it and I know it is hard. So in this opportunity these videos that I do are very significant and I will continue to improve a lot that this is not easy and nothing is easy in this world. That's why the last three videos on the piano are phrases that he always said when going to a hospital because I'm tired of always seeing the same thing and taking daily medications that help me protect the transplanted kidney. For this opportunity I would very much like to show them to you and that my songs really reach each one of you in my heart and transmit who I am and why I do this
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Waves of shimmering summer guitars cascade over warm, breezy vocals in an upbeat surf pop-rock groove about why we love living, working and playing by the coast. An invitation to let your hair down, soak up some Vitamin D, ride the waves and boogie barefoot on the sand. Empowered dune girls who weren’t allowed to surf in the 70’s now riding the waves as equals right next to the boys in the 2020’s.
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Soliá/DAVED KIDNEYS
Soliá/DAVED KIDNEYSDaved kidneys I am a young man who from his birth lived a great opportunity of life that really had no hope. A disease that destroyed me and today I feel very good thanks to God for part of my life to share with you that if there are people with the same situation of a kidney disease and that nowadays they live connected in a dialysis machine They are my support because I also lived it and I know it is hard. So in this opportunity these videos that I do are very significant and I will continue to improve a lot that this is not easy and nothing is easy in this world. That's why the last three videos on the piano are phrases that he always said when going to a hospital because I'm tired of always seeing the same thing and taking daily medications that help me protect the transplanted kidney. For this opportunity I would very much like to show them to you and that my songs really reach each one of you in my heart and transmit who I am and why I do this
Dune Girl - Kissing The Flint
Waves of shimmering summer guitars cascade over warm, breezy vocals in an upbeat surf pop-rock groove about why we love living, working and playing by the coast. An invitation to let your hair down, soak up some Vitamin D, ride the waves and boogie barefoot on the sand. Empowered dune girls who weren’t allowed to surf in the 70’s now riding the waves as equals right next to the boys in the 2020’s.