REGGAE RESURGENCE: TRUESOUNDS AND SOPHIA SQUIRE DROP NEW SINGLE ‘REVOLUTION’

Reggae collective Truesounds and Sophia Squire have released their brand new single ‘Revolution’, a powerful conscious reggae anthem.

Featuring Truesounds’ Ghetto Symphony Riddim, ‘Revolution’ urges listeners to examine society’s current struggles. It takes aim at the Babylon System, a symbol of oppressive structures, and calls for change.

Produced by Dominic Birley, aka Jah Grasshopper, the song showcases Squire’s powerful vocals that carry a weight of urgency.

RISE UP, UNITE AND DEMAND CHANGE

The lyrics are a call to action, pleading with us to rise up, unite and demand change. They ignite a fire within us to dismantle the status quo.

‘Revolution’ is a potent collaboration highlighting reggae’s ability to ignite social consciousness. It’s a must-listen for anyone looking to experience the power of reggae music.

ABOUT TRUESOUNDS

Truesounds is a collective of artists, producers, engineers, and DJs from around the world who create music for dancehall with diverse influences across a spectrum of genres and styles.

Their sound reflects a kaleidoscope of influences from around the world. From reggae’s pulsating rhythms to dancehall’s electrifying beats, Truesounds crafts music that transcends boundaries and resonates with audiences worldwide.

ABOUT SOPHIA SQUIRE

Sophia Squire is a Jamaican singer, songwriter, producer, composer, and arranger of music. She began playing guitar and writing lyrics at an early age. Sophia found a home in the Miami Vice Recording Studio in Spanish Town, where she joined an all-female quartet called Blacque Silk.

Sophia toured with reggae legend Gregory Isaacs and released tracks with Rudolph Morrison’s High Fence Records. She has collaborated with famous artists, including Paul Elliot, Lutan Fyah, Glen Washington, Luciano, and Richie Spice.