Hybrid reggae group�Rude Paper, consisting of reggae artist�Koonta and music producer�Real Dreamer, made their return with their first full-length album entitled 'Paper Spectrum' back in September of 2012.
With a stellar list of guest artists including Brown Eyed Girls'�Miryo,�Sean2slow,�Dok2, Moo Woong of Baechigi, the album received praise from�critics�and consumers.
The title track for the album was the song "Hand" a trip-hop club track with a tinge of reggae. Now, the group appears poised to follow-up with the song "Wadamin" (slang for 'What I Mean'), featuring talented soloist Naomi.
The song laments the rigid blueprint for a 'good life' in society today aka getting into a good college, landing that great job, getting married, and providing for a family.�The music video showcases these sentiments as the lone person is seen doing well meeting expectations, but feeling stifled.
Are you feeling the Rude Paper's�vibe?
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Posted by 5 pts Sunday, January 20, 2013
Hybrid reggae group Rude Paper unveils MV for follow-up track "Wadamin" off their 'Paper Spectrum' album
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