There’s a complex story behind ‘One Love One World (We Are One)’ but perhaps the more (un)surprising fact is that the song was originally written in 1993, catering to a world seemingly in turmoil and on a negative trajectory. Well, the track is still very relevant today, a sign that things haven’t really improved since then.
Penned by Florida-based talent Craymo, the record finds its electrifying identity in a bouncy production with a strong reggaeton character. Crowning it all, we find the American creative’s charming and confident vocals, taking the listeners by the hand and guiding them on a journey of positivity and self-empowerment. A precious lyrical message, especially today.
‘One Love One World (We Are One)’ now features a meaningful music video. Speaking about it, Craymo explains: “In a room where a diverse group of people all wear white in unity, they are brought together by holding onto a silky, red ribbon, symbolizing the beating heart that we all share. Holding up signs and writing on the walls reading ‘equal’ and ‘same as you’, this group finds comfort in their handprints that each has their own print, but each does the same thing.”
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