Recording artist Rosey Gold recently released the visual for her new single “Soulution.”
Released during Black History Month, the visual focuses on social injustices in society and holds a touching memorial for black entertainers and figures throughout the video. “We The Soulution!” Rosey sings on the powerful hook over a funky bass-driven record produced by David Anthony.
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“Soulution” by Rosey Gold is a soothing and introspective R&B track that explores themes of healing, growth, and personal transformation. The song opens with a gentle piano melody and a smooth, steady beat, creating a calming atmosphere that invites listeners to relax and reflect. Rosey Gold’s voice is silky and expressive, her delivery carrying a sense of warmth and sincerity that resonates throughout the track.
The lyrics of “Soulution” focus on finding inner peace and overcoming personal struggles. Rosey Gold’s delivery is heartfelt and emotive, with a vocal tone that conveys both vulnerability and strength. As the song progresses, she encourages listeners to seek solutions within themselves, reminding them that personal growth often begins with self-acceptance and resilience. The chorus is soothing and memorable, with a melodic hook that underscores the song’s themes of healing and empowerment.
The production on “Soulution” is sleek and polished, with a minimalist approach that allows Rosey Gold’s vocals to take center stage. The instrumentation is subtle, with a soft rhythm section and delicate synths that enhance the song’s introspective mood. This understated arrangement provides a tranquil backdrop that complements the soulful vocals.
Overall, “Soulution” by Rosey Gold is a beautifully crafted R&B track that celebrates the journey of personal growth and self-discovery. Its smooth melodies, thoughtful lyrics, and emotive vocals make it a perfect song for moments of reflection and contemplation. Whether you’re seeking comfort during challenging times or simply enjoying soulful music, this track offers a soothing and uplifting listening experience.
This “ode to equal rights” is the lead single from her forthcoming EP project Lady, Set, Go! scheduled to be released early summer ’17.”
As a singer/songwriter, Rosey Gold has recorded with various Grammy Award-winning, multi-platinum producers including: Lee on the Beats/We The Best Music (Chris Brown, Future), DJ HardWerk (Akon,Prince Royce, Sean Paul), Tha Aristocrats (Tyrese, Ne-Yo), Bolo (Silento), Dre$ki and Tha Narcotics (Machine Gun Kelly, Wiz Khalifa), Sam Sneed (Dr. Dre, 50 Cent), Ron “Amen-Ra” Lawrence (Faith Evans, Aretha Franklin), Donnell Shawn (Mary J. Blige, Day26), Richard “Younglord” Frierson (Cassie, G-Unit), and Quentin Dennard (Yolanda Adams).
Rosey is influenced by Janet Jackson, Immature, Ginuwine, and R. Kelly, Aaliyah, Destiny’s Child, Jill Scott, Erykah Badu, Alicia Keys, Ashanti and more. Rosey says, “I share lyrics from my heart and create memories with my art; I want to give the people life long memories to the music I create. It’s my gift to share with the world.”
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