Dubplate (feat. Little Lion Sound)

Queen Omega's 'Dubplate (feat. Little Lion Sound)' is a reggae song that delves into themes of authenticity, righteousness, and the power of music. The lyrics, performed by Queen Omega, a Trinidadian reggae singer known for her powerful voice and socially conscious messages, reflect a critique of those in the sound system culture who lack love and compassion. Sound systems are an integral part of reggae culture, where DJs and sound crews play music, often in competitive settings known as 'sound clashes.' The song suggests that some of these sound systems operate without a true sense of community or positive intention, which is at odds with the roots and ethos of reggae music.

The song also touches on broader social issues, such as injustice and the manipulation of people ('mind control'). Queen Omega calls for righteousness, equality, and justice, emphasizing the need for freedom of choice and the right to stand against deception. The reference to 'wicked drumpan' is a metaphor for those who spread negativity and corruption, and the artist asserts that these elements must fall for progress to be made.

In the latter part of the song, Queen Omega and Little Lion Sound assert their global presence and reject being labeled as merely local acts. They emphasize their role as ambassadors in the reggae business, highlighting the international and universal appeal of their music. The mention of cannabis ('the holy herb') and its association with meditation and relaxation is a nod to Rastafarian culture, which often intersects with reggae music. The song ends on a note of defiance, with Little Lion Sound claiming their top position in the reggae scene, symbolizing the triumph of positive, conscious music over those who operate without love or integrity.