TENOR BLUE CULTIVATES DREAMS WITH ‘PLANT THE SEED’
Tenor Blue drops Plant The Seed, a deeply grounded reggae track produced by Unknown Instrumentalz. The song blends rock and hip-hop textures into a breezy Cali Reggae groove, giving a roots edge to Tenor’s signature style. It carries a clear message: ambition demands action, dedication and patience.
Anchored by a catchy hook, Plant The Seed urges listeners to start their goals and nurture them every day. Tenor Blue’s lyric, “Every day a new opportunity, you got to do the works if you want to reap the harvest,” sums up the track’s philosophy. The song is both a personal mantra and a universal reminder that progress requires consistent effort.
Rooted in San Francisco, Tenor channels the energy of Northern California’s open skies and fertile terrain.
PLANT THE SEED MIRRORS TENOR BLUE’S DRIVE TO GROW THROUGH DEDICATION
The track reflects the region’s laid-back yet determined spirit, connecting the local with the universal. It’s music for dreamers who plant ideas and watch them grow, for people ready to face challenges and celebrate small victories along the way.
Plant The Seed is an anthem of motivation and reflection. It demonstrates Tenor Blue’s ability to inspire listeners to put in the work and cultivate their own ambitions.
With this track, Tenor shows how music can be both uplifting and grounded, just like the soil where dreams take root.
ABOUT TENOR BLUE
Tenor Blue grew up in San Francisco’s Haight-Ashbury, where soul shaped his early years before reggae captured his imagination as a teen. He moved to Los Angeles for UCLA and began blending reggae with pop, R&B, hip-hop and jazz, earning a deal with RCA Records.
He’s shared stages with Barrington Levy, John Holt and Gregory Isaacs. Now in Atlanta, he creates soulful, genre-crossing music that explores love, hope and human connection.
