Royce Lovett
Royce Lovett groomed his lyrical skills for years as an underground emcee...growing from influences like Bob Marley, Mos Def and the Motown greats. Lovett has been sharpening his genre-bending style since beginning his career over a decade ago. Throughout that time, he independently toured the globe and performed alongside the likes of Wale, Vince Staples, George Clinton P-Funk, and more. Lovett released a series of independent albums and after signing to a major, released two EPs. He stirred up a genuine & authentic style steeped in hip-hop, soul, and rock guitar, receiving acclaim from BET, Jet Magazine, and more. Lovett says, “When listeners hear my music, I hope they walk away feeling heroic,” he leaves off. “Music doesn't change people. That comes from within. I do think that music can push them over the edge. It’d be amazing if I can help do that.”
Songs Written By Royce Lovett
Irie, the Jamaican greeting, is a place where love, peace and a sound mind become more than words and ideas, but the safe house of being and knowing.
”A song for those that need to remember who they are, by those who won’t let anyone forget.” (Royce Lovett)
It’s the small blessings, hidden throughout each day, that remind us that life can be beautiful, and we get a chance to live it.
A few of our writers wrote with Pastor Mike McBride (Live Free USA), and this is what flowed out of a discussion about the trauma we are facing in our nation.
”This funky fun love song is dedicated to Lady Liberty, echoing the voice of the people who believe in “the more perfect ______”.
If you are aware of the shoulders that you stand on, you want to believe that they are proud of who you have become.
When all that you’ve held on to seems to be falling down, sometimes the only thing you can do is look up.
