The reggae artist yaksta returns with his most complete and captivating work to date: his second album “The Microphone Saved Me”, production with which he continues his purpose of stirring consciences with a powerful message through reggae.
Throughout 15 songs, the jamaican of 32 years - whose real name is Kemaul Martin- native of Saint Mary Parish, In Jamaica, addresses topics such as revolution, the evolution, gratitude, love and unity from your Rastafari perspective, while revealing his lyrical and bold versatility, moving fluidly between cultural commentary, spiritual fervor and personal experiences.
The singles stand out on the album “Roar” and “The Return” -the first to see the light before launch-, forceful and uncompromising topics that made people talk and have positioned him among the most prominent - and controversial - voices- of the moment, along with songs like “Order” (about rastafarian unity), “PON on Island”, “Thankful”, “It’s Okay”, “Through It All”, and “Next to Me”, to name a few.
“This album represents a journey of divine consciousness as a man”, Yaksta said.. “Each song is born from an authentic experience. It's more than music: It is a call to maintain awareness in a world full of distractions, to stand firm in the truth when the surrender of principles is celebrated, and to remember that growth, Responsibility and purpose remain revolutionary. That is the mission and that is the message”, He ended.
