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Zally returns with latest EP "Am Reggae"

By CNW Contributor··1 min read
Zally returns with latest EP "Am Reggae"
Key Points(5)
  • US-based recording artiste Zally, the man with the unique raspy voice, is back with a brand new EP called <em>Am Reggae</em>.
  • Released in late May, the independent project has a total of seven tracks and no features.
  • Most importantly, it's a well produced rhythmic record that's filled with pragmatic messages about life.
  • When asked what inspired the EP, Zally said the following: "Inspiration came from everything that's going on in the world and around I, too much injustices, inequalities not to mention hate.
  • Each song bring a different vibes, Am Reggae tells it all." Prior to <em>Am Reggae</em> going live on streaming platforms, Zally and his team in Florida shared the official video for the title track.

US-based recording artiste Zally, the man with the unique raspy voice, is back with a brand new EP called Am Reggae.

Released in late May, the independent project has a total of seven tracks and no features. Most importantly, it's a well produced rhythmic record that's filled with pragmatic messages about life.

When asked what inspired the EP, Zally said the following: "Inspiration came from everything that's going on in the world and around I, too much injustices, inequalities not to mention hate. Each song bring a different vibes, Am Reggae tells it all."

Prior to Am Reggae going live on streaming platforms, Zally and his team in Florida shared the official video for the title track. Filmed in Largo and St. Petersburg, the beautiful visuals shows a dapper Zally performing the song in various locations while hanging with his son Zyan.

"Well am always recording new music, now is the time for some real reggae music no auto tunes. Plus I wanna bring forward original music. Too much copy cat, they all sound the same," Zally said.

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