RESILIENCE RINGS OUT IN HEZRON’S ‘HOLDING ON’
When life presses heavily, music often becomes a lifeline. That truth fuels Jamaican singer Hezron’s stirring single Holding On, an anthem built on faith, resilience and the refusal to give up. His voice carries not only melody but conviction, offering comfort to anyone weathering storms and searching for brighter days.
Written by Howard Campbell and produced with Tad A. Dawkins Jr. for Tad’s Record, Holding On feels intimate yet expansive. Hezron explains its purpose: “Holding On is about resilience and faith. It’s a reminder that no matter how heavy life gets, we all have the strength to push through.”
The song encourages people not to give up, even when circumstances seem overwhelming. “I wanted it to serve as an anthem of hope for anyone going through struggles. It’s a message that brighter days are ahead if you just keep holding on.”
AN ANTHEM OF HOPE FOR ANYONE GOING THROUGH STRUGGLES
Hezron co-produced the song, played acoustic guitar and surrounded himself with a tight band. Leroy Romans adds bass, synths, keys, and flute. Rohan Dwyer shapes programmed drums and guitar, while Limey Murray brings warmth on backing vocals.
Holding On continues his journey with Tad’s International Record, the label behind MOAM: Man On A Mission and The Life I Live. It affirms Hezron’s role as a messenger of endurance and light.
ABOUT HEZRON
From US R&B studios to Jamaica’s reggae heart, Hezron shapes music with purpose. His baritone moves through lovers’ rock and socially conscious tracks. Hits like Property Manager, So In Love and Natural Woman singles showcase his global impact.
Through collaborations, awards, and festival stages like Sumfest, he asserts reggae’s presence worldwide while delivering songs that inspire hope, reflection and cultural pride.
