Koromantyn Tops the ReverbNation National Charts
In my post called Etana Moves into #1 Spot on ReverbNation National Charts, I talked at length about the possibility of signed artists dominating the ReverbNation Charts because of their access to more resources and an established offline fan base. I still believe its possible, however the last few weeks have taught me something about the new paradigm or approach to music called Music 2.0. Its all about the work you put in. The playing field has definitely leveled somewhat.
I say this, because at that point in time I thought that it would take me two-three (2-3) months to take the top spot. So much for that, more like WEEKS! My growth rate skyrocketed from an average of about 50 to 85 points per day within the last week or so.
It's obvious that I couldn't have done this by myself. As such, I would like to thank all the fans, friends, Street Team members, and all the other people who have been listening to my music and visiting my ReverbNation profile for their support. The fact that my band was featured on ReverbNation last week also contributed greatly to my accession to the top of the charts.
My ReverbNation Stats Summary - Mar. 02, 2009
My Song Lyrics: Black Blood (My DNA)
Dj Ace Koromantyn
Black blood is flowin’ like the Nile inna Africa,
Love fi see the youths dem smile inna Africa,
Spen up every penny every coin inna Africa,
We can walk ten thousand miles inna Africa!
Hook:
Ma Peoples a di best, they wanna Check Ma DNA,
Babylon couldn’t wreck they couldn’t get ma DNA,
I’m a descendant of a king don’t sweat it,
Dem better free up Africa dats where I get it!
Verse 1:
Dem no want see ghetto youth get large inna Sudan
No want dem turn Superstar inna Sudan,
Government no stop draw card inna Sudan,
The indigenous tribes fi tek charge inna Sudan!
Watch how babylon gone far inna Sudan,
Dem no stop from promote war inna Sudan,
So much struggle look how far the Black woman come,
With them genocide look how them scar the Black woman,
Nah sell out fi clothes mi seh mi nah sell out fi rice,
Though so many sell out fi money poverty a my choice,
Believe it when me tell you Africa a paradise,
Repatriation is a must you know mi affi get a slice,
Black fi Black! seh we on the attack,
Dem neva know we affi fight dats how we get what we got,
Africa fi Africans, dem caan tek wah we got,
Reparations a come dem better know dats a fact!
Translator
Recent Posts
- Drop The World! – Demo
- ReverbNations new Music Charts Widget
- ReverbNation Status Report: June 2009
- Jamaican Charts get Hot on ReverbNation!
Let’s Connect!
Follow Me on Twitter!
- just completed lab 3.2.2: Configuring Basic Frame Relay with Static Maps. Getting ready to go do my assessment today at CIT. Wish me luck!
- just completed the tests for chapters 7, 8 and 9 - Business Communication & Professional Image Development on the E-Learning Center at #CIT
- is number 1 on the ReverbNation World/Reggae charts for Montego Bay, JM. http://soc.li/WNbVAqN
- is reviewing Chapter 3: Frame Relay - Accessing the WAN, Cisco CCNA. Trying to catch up since I missed last weeks classes!
- RT @mobaystores: >> Did you get Junior Gong's album? Check out our new Music Shop http://www.mobaystores.com/music-shop.html
- just added Western Dental Services to the directory at MobayStores.com! http://digs.by/boYKkg
- RT @BillBeavers: The world is full of willing people, some willing to work, the rest willing to let them.~Robert Frost
