Rebel Without A Pause (David BoNobO's Stand Tall Remixes Part 1 & 2), by Public Enemy

Rebel Without A Pause (David BoNobO's Stand Tall Remixes Part 1 & 2)

by Public Enemy

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1.	Rebel Without A Pause (Remix Pt. 1) 02:35	lyrics	buy track
Yes, the rhythm, the rebel Without a pause, I'm lowering my level The hard rhymer, where you never been I'm in You want stylin', you know it's time again D the enemy, tellin' you to hear it They praised the music, this time they play the lyrics Some say no to the album, the show Bum rush the sound I made a year ago I guess you know, you guess I'm just a radical Not a sabbatical, yes to make it critical The only part your body should be parting to Panther power on the hour from the rebel to you Radio, suckers never play me On the mix, just O.K. me Now known and grown when they're clocking my zone it's known Snakin' and takin' everything that a brother owns Hard, my calling card Recorded and orderd, supporter of Chesimard Loud and proud kickin' live next poet supreme Loop a troop, bazooka, the scheme Flavor, a rebel in his own mind Supporter of my rhyme Designed to scatter a line of suckers who claim I do crime They're on my time Dig it
2.	Rebel Without A Pause (Remix Pt. 2) 04:12	info	buy track

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A Ragga and African influenced remix of the classic Public Enemy track done with love and mad respect. Bass for your face, Bandcamp!!

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released May 28, 2019

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David BoNobO Seattle, Washington

Rooted in the cultural mosaic of his L.A. origins, BoNobO thinks of his music as informed by Hip-Hop culture, Latin in its “gusto,” Punk in its attitude toward authority, and Jamaican in it’s sonic force and One Love ethos. Of course, it’s none of those things. But all of it is purely African in its soul. That's the central connecting point, and the musics' origins always inform his sound. ... more