He had already captured the public's attention with his previous singles., his vocal talent, and the colors that characterize each of his songs, but with “If You Only Knew” Sevana advances on the way to become a great Jamaican export star, now from the RCA Records label, association that was developed through In.Digg.Nation Collective of Protoje, and distributed by Six Course.
Produced by Kelsey Gonzalez, bajista de Free Nationals, The song is the Jamaican singer-songwriter's biggest debut since signing with the music monster RCA., and incidentally announces the release of his EP "Be Somebody".
Love has no limits for Sevana in this new melodious hymn. Sing with radiant optimism, inspired by the concept of distance love in a relationship, physically and emotionally. As shown in the song video, the young artist travels on foot, by boat, car and motorcycle on this lilting reggae. Directed by Yoram Savion, “If You Only Knew” was filmed with Sevana in cities in Africa and Jamaica: Dakar, Senegal and Portland, specifically.
“If You Only Knew” sets the tone for what will be his next EP "Be Somebody". With 6 clues to his credit, ventures on a path of self-discovery and love, complemented by a minimally eloquent production that accommodates his voice and emotional lyrics to take center stage. EP title track encourages listener to reach their full potential despite overwhelming feelings of doubt amidst world pressures. The EP is now available for pre-sale and will be released publicly next 31 of July.
Sevana is set to reach great heights with her unlimited vocal range and poignant depth. Born as Anna-Sharé Blake in Westmoreland Parish in Jamaica, Sevana coined her name after Savannah-La-Mar, the picturesque coastal town where he grew up. His musical awakening began at age eight during a Sunday morning breakfast., when it exploded into an impromptu performance of “A New Day” Celine Dion for her family.
“Music has always seemed instinctive to me. When I fill with feelings I write it, when I am happy, I sing, when i'm frustrated, bailo”, Sevana said in a press release sent by the production.
“My relationship with music is the only one that has remained reciprocal and, at the risk of sounding dramatic, it's my saving grace”, keep going. Iconic singers like Celine Dion, Beyoncé and Anita Baker have inspired the Jamaican singer, and now Sevana seems to follow in his footsteps. Sevana flows effortlessly between her powerful voice and her daring Jamaican patois, combining R & B / Traditional soul that influences her sound and the tropical percussion rhythms of the Caribbean that raised her.
Source: Press release / RC team
