This song was written and recorded remotely during the second Italian lockdown, Lion D was in Italy, concerts blocked, without work, and with a constant negative message launched by the media that left no hope for a better future.
Thousands of miles away, the international star of Dancehall, Busy Signal, in more or less the same Italian situation, wrote and recorded his part, and thus “Fight and Win” was born.
Even though we are told that the future is bad, that to be happy you only need money, against all the adversities of life, our only choice is to fight. The struggle is already a victory, the victory of those who do not bow their heads in the face of abuse.
“Fight and win” is, therefore, the 4th single from Lion D’s next album entitled “All In This Together“. After the success of the first 3 singles “Warning” feat. Capleton, “General” feat. Jah Sun and “Sheep Clothes”, Lion D is more than eager to present this album as a whole.
Written by Lion D and Busy Signal
Keyboards by Fabio Visocchi
Sample and drums by Leo Bizzarri
Backing vocals by The Living Harmonies (Empress Elisa and Blacky Grace)
Produced by Bizzarri
Mixed by “Daddario” Casillo at Cambusa Wave Studio
Mastered by Francesco “Pizzetto” Guadalupi
Distribution Believe Digital
Published by Senza Dubbi
Artwork Matteo Anselmo
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About Lion D
Italian-Nigerian singer active in the European and international reggae scene since 2007, he has released 6 studio albums: “The Burnin ‘Melody” (2009), “Reap What You Sow” (2011), “Bring Back The Vibes” (2013) , “Heartical Soul” (2015) and “Mandala” (2017), “Born In Captivity” (2019) as well as a huge amount of music including singles, EP and featuring with world-famous reggae artists such as Alborosie, Capleton, Mr. Vegas, Ken Boothe, Anthony B, Million Stylez, Skarra Mucci, Gappy Ranks and Carl Meeks just to name a few.
He opened the live shows of artists like Snoop Dogg, Alpha Blondy, Israel Vibration, and Lone Ranger and performed in the best reggae festivals in Europe and the American West Coast, entertaining the audience with his fiery and energy-filled performances in full style ” singjay “.
His music, which stands out both for the particular singing style and for the texts written in Jamaican Patwah, addresses the most disparate themes, ranging from the personal sphere to spirituality, to social justice. In 2020, during the pandemic, Lion D writes the song ‘Red Zone’, which becomes a symbol of positivity thanks to the collective video in which musicians and friends participate, each from their own home. 2021 sees the release of ‘Cannabis For Future’, an anthem for the movement of the same name supported by Matteo Gracis and DolceVita Magazine.
