The Lambsbread speaks out for humanity on ‘Warmonger’

Internationally acclaimed reggae band, The Lambsbread, have released their latest single, 'Warmonger'.

The song addresses the critical state of humanity, offering a voice for the voiceless and providing an inspiration to those fighting for their rights worldwide. Warmonger emerges as a heartfelt response to the fragile balance between world powers and the people, shining a light on the injustices faced by communities in various countries. The Lambsbread calls for an end to the destructive cycle of war and advocates for equal rights and the dismantling of colonial governments and racist institutions. The band's inspiration for the single was a shared synchronicity in their creative process.

"We started working on the song a few months ago when [band member] Samuel came to me with the riddim," recalled Kaya, co-founder of The Lambsbread. "As soon as I heard it, I knew this was the one. [My wife] Nadia and I both independently wrote our parts, and when we came together, our lyrics perfectly intertwined, despite not discussing the song's subject beforehand."

Formed in Kauai, Hawaii in 2003 by husband and wife duo Kaya and Nadia, The Lambsbread have become known for their positive, harmonious melodies and impactful lyrics. Their journey began with the single Love in the House and continued with hits like Mountain Top featuring Prezident Brown. The band's line-up evolved to include the couple's sons, Samuel Levi (drummer/producer) and Jacob Selassie (keyboardist), leading to the creation of six full-length albums filled with uplifting messages. Their latest album, Show Love, debuted in the top five of the iTunes Charts.

The Lambsbread has graced stages at festivals and venues across Hawaii and the mainland US, collaborating with reggae legends like Morgan Heritage, Mykal Rose, Sizzla, and Anthony B.