CATHY MATETE DROPS FIRE ON “MILES AWAY”, RIDING THE NATURAL VIBES RIDDIM

Are you ready to be swept away by Cathy Matete‘s soulful reggae melodies and captivating lyrics? Her latest release, “Miles Away” on the Natural Vibes Riddim, is nothing short of spectacular, and its infectious rhythms are sure to enthral listeners everywhere.

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Produced by Reggae Vibes Music, “Miles Away” is a standout track featuring alongside songs from esteemed Reggae artists such as Jah Cure, Busy Signal, Lutan Fyah, Turbulence, Ginjah, and more.

From the first note, Matete’s vocals transport you to another realm, where the only thing that matters is the music. Her powerful yet tender voice carries you on a journey of love, longing, and hope, with each verse inviting you to join her on a voyage of self-discovery and reflection.

CATHY MATETE’S VOICE TRULY STEALS THE SHOW

Not forgetting the sensational Natural Vibes Riddim adds depth and texture to the track, creating a rich sonic landscape that envelops you in warmth and comfort. Matete’s voice truly steals the show, soaring effortlessly above the music with a grace and beauty that is simply mesmerising.

So whether you’re a die-hard reggae fan or just someone who appreciates good music, “Miles Away” is an absolute must-listen.

ABOUT CATHY MATETE

Cathy Matete Drops Fire On "Miles Away", Riding The Natural Vibes Riddim. Reggae Tastemaker

Cathy Matete is a Kenyan award-winning singer-songwriter and performing artist from Nairobi who embodies determined and passionate energy. Transitioning into her soulful performances, she takes fans on a musical journey where freedom and joy coexist with sorrow and injustice. She crafts music imbued with relatable emotion.

Cathy’s unique style blends Lovers Rock, Roots Reggae, and Neo-soul with African Languages. Onstage, her larger-than-life persona and heavenly voice captivate the Reggae world.

Notably, she received honours at the Kalasha Awards for her “Best Original Score” contribution to the film industry with her song ‘Woman Of Steel’ in ‘What’s on Your Mind’.