The
singer and songwriter of reggae music known as Ryveela has released
his latest single track, “Ghetto Prayer.” The track has been
released on the Reggae Fever Innovations independent record label
with neither the participation nor support of the corporate music
power structure. Loaded with soul, spirit, and the genuine tones of
the roots reggae tradition, “Ghetto Prayer” by Ryveela is warm
and healing music for all the people of the world.
Ryveela
cites as main artistic influences such legends of the reggae sound as
Sizzla, Capleton, Bob Marley and Luciano. Ryveela's own sound and
style are somewhere between all of these, having a cutting-edge feel
and an old-school groove and vibe which runs throughout and makes it
move. This dichotomy makes sense, too, coming as it does from a
singer from Point Hill, St. Catherine just north of Spanish Town in
Jamaica.
But
sound is only part of his art. A large portion of “Ghetto Prayer,”
like all music from Ryveela, is in the theme and message. His
official bio reads, “Cognizant of the many talents already out
there, Ryveela is making his mark by deliverance of his own style of
conscious energies mixed with social commentaries. His main aim is to
make listeners sit up and take notice. Ryveela wants to reach to as
many people as possible.”
Fame
is not the star's main focus, either. Rather, he wants to effect
positive change in the world around him.
“By challenging myself to find topics that are reality-based and singing them to my target audience, topics that aren't cliché, people will find my music inspirational,” writes Ryveela of his music.
Ryveela
released his debut song, “Care No More” while previously signed
to a Jamaican label. He writes music to help and mend, raise and
support humanity at large.
“I
am a conscious reggae artiste,” he writes, “who only promotes
Love and respect to my fans. My songs have messages of upliftment and
words of wisdom promoting hope to get out of our everyday struggles.”
Inspired
by the voices of dancehall and reggae who came before, Ryveela is
ready to take up his place among those who bring happiness through
music everywhere. He writes of this, “Marley served as a voice in
his time; music is meant for healing and good vibes. That's my
mission, that's what I'm about.”
“Ghetto
Prayer” by Ryveela is available online worldwide. Reggae fans
should get in early.
-S. McCauley
Lead Press Release Writer
www.MondoTunes.com
“Ghetto
Prayer by Ryveela –
Website -
-www.reggaefeverhq.com
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