Redray Frazier
b'This week we are Kush Chatting with Redray Frazier Dubbed \\u201cThe Rock & Soul Troubadour,\\u201d signed to Greystone Music Group with the debut of his new single \\u201cBetter Man,\\u201d followed by an\\nexciting forthcoming catalogue of live and recorded music. A native\\nNew Yorker, who was raised in an exceedingly musical family, Redray\\nis an established vocalist and musician who creates his own unique\\nfusion of Alternative R&B, Rock, and Indie-Soul. Get ready for\\ncaptivating new lyrical sounds and smooth, smoky vocals like you\\u2019ve\\nnever heard.\\nLyrically, Redray meditates on love\\u2019s pathos and euphoria, achieving\\nspiritual balance, and reinterpreting social minefields. The singer\\u2019s\\nvocals hypnotize while his lyrics dig deep into cultural territories such\\nas the higher vibration of self-betterment. A true artist, not just in the\\nmusical sense, he is also an entrepreneur and community activist, as\\nwell as pursuing several other creative passions. The new single \\u201cBetter\\nMan\\u201d was recorded with highly accomplished musician and producer\\nPaul Frazier, with additional guitar by Marlon Graves, and drum\\nprogramming by Redray, Paul, and Steve Williams. \\u201cThe recording\\ndynamics were congruent and seamless. It felt like we were in complete\\nsynchronicity. I don\\u2019t write love songs,\\u201d said REDRAY. \\u201c This song, in\\nparticular, is about owning your stuff.\\u201d There is also an accompanying\\nvideo shot in New York City by innovative videographer Marcus\\nBleecker, featuring the radiant and very talented India.\\nCurrently based in Portland, Oregon, REDRAY\\u2019s musical journey began\\nby singing Gospel music in his father\\u2019s Baptist church choir in New\\nJersey. His evolution has taken him from opening for such noted artists\\nas Lenny Kravitz and Blues Traveler to touring with The Talking Heads\\nfront man, David Byrne, from 2008-2010. \\u201cThe totality of those\\nexperiences have helped to shape the manner in which I approach my\\nwork, and the dedication that is required to achieve my goals,\\u201d said\\nRedray. \\u201cThose are to be the best that I can be.\\u201d'