RESPECT | G-INA

Meet G-INA… bassist, vocalist, and music composer whose lyrics are honest, personal, and taken from life.

“My new track is inspired by the Dread & Alive superheroes and the human power of the Jamaican Maroons to stand up for justice. It is in great recognition of their accomplishment to outsmart those who claimed they were superior based on color, creed, civilization, and character.

The Maroons demonstrated that they could not be conquered by violence and that the British colonial power and the army could be defeated by freeing themselves from slavery.

Break Your Silence has been created with the deep wish that we will bring up the Maroons’ strength and courage NOW to fight today’s inhumanity and oppression of ethnic and racial minority groups. Especially now, we have such powerful forces that try to sow hate and division against us.

Dread & Alive: Nine Night Soundtrack – Chapter 1

Release Date: February 28, 2021
Copyright: 2021 G-INA
Total Length: 02:42
Total Tracks: 1
Format: Single
Genre: Reggae

G-INA | Break Your Silence

I am deeply concerned about the current state of racial equality and social justice. Seeing racism as a relic of the past is a deadly problem, and the ongoing legacy of racial injustice must end. Human suffering has to be voiced and condemned. We often keep quiet for fear of causing someone’s conflict, which encourages wickedness, corruption, and social evil. To remain silent knowing that a crime is being committed is being an ally to the perpetrators.

There is an old saying: The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.

Let’s stand up for justice together and call all the good spirits for help.

I sincerely believe in the positive and the power of humanity and that we will one day witness a world where justice and compassion will triumph over injustice and cruelty.”

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