Let It Blaze
J Boog · Other Songs - I-Octane
with an overload stress on the brain
Just let us stay let us stay let us stay blazing igrade everyday, yeah.
And let us stay let us stay playing roots reggae music always, yeah.
Sweet smell of igrade blaziing in the air someone play the music people wanna hear
This is so for real so babalon know the deal,and respect the vibrations where you are feel.
Just enough, just enough ...
And da war and da war so don't disturb the vibe star,
Just to try to prosper not trying to win an oscar babalon here with J Boog.
...and it not nice when police lock down the soul, its like we living in Alcatraz everyday, with an overload of stress on da brain.
Just let us stay, let us stay, let us stay blazing igrade everyday, yeah.
and let us stay let us stay playing roots reggae music always yeah.
Like so men...I saw the world no igrade, not trying...so babalon stop fighting, cannot correct the past and how you feel about it.
Herbs and reggae music, the world can't live without it.
just let the naturalistic flow, let reggae music touch your soul, soul.
when it hits you will know, that the feeling that you feel your not alone.
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Let It Blaze
J Boog's 'Let It Blaze' stands as a defining track within the electro-funk and hip-hop landscape of the late 1990s. Released during a period when the artist was establishing his signature sound, the recording blends gritty, sample-based percussion with a driving, repetitive bassline that became a staple of the genre. The song exemplifies the raw, unpolished aesthetic that characterized much of Boog's early discography, prioritizing rhythmic intensity and atmospheric texture over traditional song structures. Its enduring presence in hip-hop history reflects the era's shift toward incorporating soulful and funk-inflected elements into mainstream rap music, influencing countless subsequent artists who sought to emulate its specific sonic palette and production style.