Kiprich Drops “Women Protest” Song Against Killing Of Women

Kiprich takes on guys eliminating females with brand-new tune “Women Protest.”

As a country, Jamaica continues to grieve the abrupt and awful deaths of Donna-Lee Donaldson and Aneka ‘Slickianna’ Townsend. A big part of the population has actually united to send out a message that violence towards females need to never ever be the response.

A variety of performers have actually signed up with the protest and are figured out to assist effect some sort of modification that ideally will sooner or later end violence towards females. Among those performers is Kiprich, who just recently penned a track called “Women Protest.” It is anticipated to be launched next month by Chase Mills Records.

He signs up with some veterans in the category, like Baby Cham and Bounty Killer, who continue to prompt guys to safeguard females rather of hurting them.

The “Facebook” artist’s group is presently dealing with the video for the track, which will include females and ladies who were victims of gender-based violence or who have actually gone missing out on over the last few years.

Kiprich, whose genuine name is Marlon Plunkett, talked with The Gleaner and discussed his inspiration behind the track. The “Dancehall Gallis” deejay shared that he is tired of the headings that appear to be duplicating themselves.

His worry is that with a lot of females going missing out on in current times, particularly at the hands of guys, it is beginning to end up being a pattern. He likewise stated that Jamaica patterns for far more favorable factors worldwide, therefore he is determined that the femicide rate need to not be among those.

“The male dem requirement to fi understand state dem nuh own no female life … enable the female dem fi live dem life due to the fact that is due to the fact that of them, we have life. There is never ever no ‘explainable’ factor for a guy to utilize his force or a weapon to take a female’s life and believe him can validate it. That is a weak male,” he included.

The “Call Di Lawd” artist likewise provided the guarantee that the track was not for his own advantage however ideally can reach a few of the guys in society to reveal them that there is a much better method forward than ending a female’s life. He likewise shared that he thinks now is the correct time for dancehall deejays to concentrate on these kinds of subjects, particularly given that the federal government has actually prohibited more violent and drug-filled lyrics on the airwaves.

According to him, there is constantly space for more favorable music. That kind of positivity is something that he has actually constantly concentrated on, he continued.

“Jamaica is a blessed island; a lot is taking place worldwide that has actually bypassed us and while we do have our battles financially there should be a method to make things much better for us as an individuals to leave becoming part of the international disaster of femicide,” he continued.

He likewise questioned why the Jamaican society at big had actually ended up being so aggressive and had actually appeared to turn away from the positivity it was as soon as understood for.

The veteran deejay included that he wishes to see all kinds of violence versus females canceled.

Two other dancehall artists, Jahshii and Christopher Martin, likewise have actually utilized their platform to send out a message to guys. Most just recently, they utilized the Reggae Sumfest phase to highlight the requirement to stop violence versus females.