I continue in the search of new material, that which is recent, of artists not so recognized, to help them through reggaesteem.io to become a little more notorious within the sea of songs that arise almost daily.
It's often a bit complicated to stand out, especially when you're just starting out, but there are artists who have been working hard for years for their dreams, and perhaps haven't received as much support. But they continue with insistence, it is very probable that at the end of the road they will achieve their mission. As Winston S. Churchill said: "Courage is going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm ", so you have to have goals, an end and pursue it, although currently in the world of immediacy, where you get a lot with just one click, that characteristic (Perseverance) is more related to foolishness than anything else ... But let's go back to the main part of this post, The presentation of an artist.
Next I present:
Gevano
Here's your most recent video:
To tell the truth, there is not much I can contribute to the life of this artist, because when I search for it on the Internet, it is little material of his personal life that I could find, that gives me the idea that he has not yet been benefited with the adequate advertising bombardment to make him known, however, of his music if there is material, in a certain way his art gives us an idea of what he thinks, through his lyrics.
Through the following song makes a social critique, in style (I could say) that is a mixture of Reggae and dancehall. Premiered in 2013. The song Same Ole Story* tells us about the reality of the supposed social commitment of politicians and how it dents the social reality of the lower classes.
THIS IS A HISTORICAL REALITY THAT HAS BEEN GOING ON FOR DECADES.
And that it is not only a reality in Jamaica but in different parts of the world.
Here's the video in question:
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For now that's it, let's hope it continues to evolve, and later see what he does with his artistic life.
I didn't know him, now I do.
We still see each other.
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