MORTIMER’S “NOT A DAY GOES BY” OPENS UP ON HEARTBREAK AND HEALING

Get ready to be blown away by Mortimer’s latest single, “Not A Day Goes By,” which comes with an equally impressive music video directed by Pete Beng.

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Mortimer shares a raw and personal look at heartbreak and depression, backed by a hardcore reggae groove that’s sure to resonate with anyone who has ever gone through a tough time.

“So many times, over generations, we shy away from issues that affect the heart and mind,” says Mortimer. Through “Not A Day Goes By,” he is determined to break down the barriers that prevent people from expressing their true feelings.

RAW AND HONEST LYRICS HIT YOU RIGHT IN THE HEART

Mortimer blames societal expectations of men to be emotionless, which he believes hurts everyone. “Not A Day Goes By” is his way of letting go and encouraging others to do the same.

The track follows two earlier releases from his upcoming album, which he produced and co-wrote with top producer Winta James (Producer of the Year 2024 winner at the JARIA Honour Awards). The album promises everything from confessional ballads to dancehall rhythms. But “Not A Day Goes By” stands out, with its raw and honest lyrics that hit you right in the heart.

If you’re looking for a song that speaks to the struggles we all face in life, “Not A Day Goes By” is a must-listen. Mortimer’s powerful vocals and profound lyrics will inspire you to break free from your emotional shell and embrace your true self.

ABOUT MORTIMER

Mortimer's New Single “Not A Day Goes By” Opens Up On Heartbreak And Healing. Reggae Tastemaker

Rising Jamaican artist Mortimer seamlessly blends traditional roots reggae with contemporary vibes. With a voice described as raspy and smoky, he effortlessly transitions between high and low registers.

His musical journey started at eight in his church choir. In 2014, he dropped “Message Music,” a four-song project that solidified his passion for music.

Since then, Mortimer has collaborated with reggae heavyweights like Protoje and Winta James. His singles, like “Lightning” and “Whole Heap,” have garnered widespread acclaim.