On Waiting For The War, Bambaata touches on profound universal truths and the impact of many global freedom struggles including racial profiling, poverty, freedom of speech, racism, abuse and unemployment.

The music video, directed by Wayan Palmieri, was produced by Frame 12 Productions and filmed in the California desert in June of 2015. The Waiting For The War radio single was produced by Nicholas “Aqua” McCarrell, mixed by Adam “4th Pyramid” Farag, and mixed/mastered by James “Bonzai” Caruso. The single will be available for purchase on iTunes on September 17, 2015 - the same day that the premier of Waiting For The Warmusic video will be made available via Daniel Bambaata Marley’s social network pages. The Waiting For The War single artwork is a re-creation of Bob Marley’s Soul Rebels album cover which was released by Bob Marley & The Wailers in 1970.

Daniel Bambaata Marley comments, “Everybody has their own battle that they face daily, with one common goal – freedom. I don't believe in war...I believe in freedom. If we want to be free, we have to stand up for our rights.”

Never ceasing to push the musical boundaries that those before him have set, Daniel Bambaata Marley is showcasing his own genre-bending style with the release of, Waiting For The War.

Currently closing out a few performance dates on the West Coast with Ms. Lauryn Hill, fans can check out Daniel Bambaata Marley live at the Brooklyn Bowl in Las Vegas, Nevada on Friday, September 18.

Join the movement. #W4TW

You can watch the official visuals below: