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Dubioza Kolektiv - Whistleblower

Lyrics:

Man you get busy now

no more delay

Quit with old habits

Think with your brain

Bypass the system

Don't do what they say

Join the resistance

And never obey

Turn on your wisdom

So you can see wider

Abandon all "isms"

Become a fighter

For the right cause

make right decision

Release your anger

Welcome to Collision

Man you have to hurry up, the hope is fading

Many dark actors playing their roles

Timing is so critical, so step out of the shade

Search doesn't end till' the truth is exposed.

People are skeptical, news that they're hearing

Just a preparation for the new war?

All this subliminal messages receiving

They believe the lies while the truth is ignored.

24/7 news cycle is spinning

producing falseness, outta control

With governmental seal of approval

trusty media choir

Blinded by the lights, the words that you're scared with

Keep your mind focused and stay on your course

Stand for what is right, no place for retreat!

We will need a witness when it starts to get warm.

Don't dig too deep

Way deep in a hole

You wanna know more

Are you sure?

Nothing is potentially more exciting than a musical fusion of two very different cultures. Of course, one thing that makes such a project exciting is the possibility that it will result in musical disaster, and one might be forgiven for expecting exactly that outcome from a fusion of reggae, hip-hop, and Balkan brass band music. Throw in some regionally specific politics and you only make the recipe more volatile. As it turns out in this case, however, the results are mostly very tasty. A sonic and conceptual model for this group would seem to be Asian Dub Foundation, who very successfully blended bhangra, reggae, hip-hop, and jungle in the U.K. in the 1990s (less successfully in the 2000s), and indeed there are tracks on Wild Wild East that reference the ADF formula more or more explicitly: the especially hip-hoppy "Warning" and the especially dubwise "Move Ya," for example. But other songs explore less familiar territory: "90's Surprise" is a weird sort of funk with a slow and rather disjointed groove, while "Whistleblower" has a straight-up vintage punk feel and "U.S.A." moves on a stiff-legged beat around which the horns do a minor-key dance. Music that's this much fun can make it easy to overlook lyrics that say things like "Celebrate the riot/Pull the government down" -- lines that should perhaps give a thoughtful person pause.