This episode of Upful Vibes takes you on a profound exploration of "Moving Over Barriers", the standout single from conscious reggae trio Blaze Mob. Known for their potent messages and generational mission, Blaze Mob delivers a track rooted in self-empowerment, spiritual awareness, and cultural resilience.

We unpack the song’s historical and lyrical depth, tracing its connections to Haile Selassie’s 1963 UN address and his legendary 1966 visit to Jamaica. The conversation also highlights Blaze Mob’s family legacy—being the sons of reggae icon G Dennis—and how that influence shapes their sound and purpose.

🔍 In this episode:

• The deeper message behind “we got a role to play”

• Symbolism in the official visualizer and why it was shot in the mountains

• How Blaze Mob blends roots reggae with modern sonics

• The intentional release date and its historical anchor

• Preserving conscious reggae through family and faith

🎧 Tune in to experience how Blaze Mob is blazing a path forward by honoring the past.