RichardShekari

Thank you, brother! I'm honoured!

Hi, Captain. Its wonderful to hear your beautiful testimony. The journey is never easy, but with His help, well surely make it through.

I never really liked reggae while growing up - However, as I grew older, I began to appreciate its style and rhythm. I still dont listen to reggae much, but sometimes certain messages just feel right with that rasta vibe.

Hi, Fanisatt, thank you and I'm super glad you enjoyed it

Thank you so much, Fanisatt! Hope you're doing great!

Hey Dimestop, first and foremost, I want to thank you sincerely for taking the time to listen and share your thoughts about this song. Im deeply honoured and grateful.

Youre absolutely right in what you said: when we set our expectations too high, we sometimes create room for disappointment; not because we lack the ability, but because life often has its own rhythm and timing.

Life has this remarkable way of teaching us every single day - sometimes through moments of peace, and other times through storms - yet always with intention. We learn, we adjust, and we keep walking the path set before us. Each experience, whether filled with joy or challenge, helps shape us into who were meant to become.

For some of us, theres really no other choice but to run to the Father and rely completely on Him. And yes, it isnt always necessary to explain to the world what brought us here - sometimes its enough just to keep walking the path. Yet, looking back every now and then feels good, because remembering where weve come from keeps us humble and reminds us of who we truly are.

Thank you so much, F2F.

Hi Glenn, thanks for stopping by - I really appreciate the encouraging words.

Wow, I'm truly honoured that this piece makes you feel that way. Your words mean more to me than you can ever imagine, brother. Thank you so much for listening and always sharing such kind encouragement - you've put a smile on my face too.

Hi, Paul. thank you so much for your encouraging words.

Thanks, Glenn. Your kind and encouraging words truly mean a lot to me

Wow, thank you so much, brother. Your words have truly brightened my day. I really value your encouragement and the time you took to listen and share such thoughtful feedback. I think the bass stood out because I kept most of the instruments towards the lower end of the spectrum - whenever I added higher tones, it altered the tempo and put a strain on my vocals. I may stick with this approach in future tracks, as I quite like the deeper tone. It feels more relaxed and natural to sing with, makes recording quicker, and even helps reduce the sound carrying through the walls into my neighbour's flat.

Thank you so much, Im truly flattered. :D

Thanks a lot, Danmed. Hearing you say my song has a great mix and arrangement really means a lot. It shows me Im on the right track with this mixing thing. Truly appreciate it, brother

Hey F2F, thanks so much for stopping by again and taking the time to listen. I truly appreciate your comment on the lyrics and arrangemen, it means a lot to know that part of the song stood out to you. Feedback like yours keeps me motivated to keep growing and putting in the work. Grateful for the support

Thanks for the listen, CM. Like you rightly said, we all need to learn to be more thankful. Gratitude helps the heart stay positive and hopeful.

Thank you so much, brother. I truly cant thank you enough for your profound and encouraging words

You're appreciated, BaoBou

I'm truly grateful my songs reach you in the way you've described. For me, they've always been personal conversations with the Big Boss, and knowing they resonate with others is a real blessing. Your honesty and kindness mean so much, and I'm thankful to share this space with genuine souls like you.

That cruise ship line really put a smile on my face-you've definitely got a way with words.
Thanks again for the encouragement, and keep pouring yourself into music. The world needs that kind of truth and authenticity.

Hi, Fanisatt!
Thank you for gently sketching a smile on my face this morning.

Haha no dots indeed , but that doesn't take away from the amazing effort you put into your songs, Rita.
I really appreciate you and I'm grateful for your support

Hello Glenn, I truly appreciate your support; it means a great deal. Im really glad to hear that you enjoyed this piece, and thank you once again for taking the time to listen and respond so kindly.

Hello, Danmed.
Thank you for the kind words.
I'm glad you enjoyed it.

That's exactly the approach Im taking, Anthony. I see these songs not merely as music, but as letters-personal messages written directly to Him. At this stage, I wouldnt even classify them as gospel songs in the traditional sense. Instead, they serve as an open line of communication, a private channel through which I speak to Him and wait for Him to speak back. I know quite well that many Christians may not immediately embrace or relate to this perspective, since it doesnt fit neatly into conventional categories of worship or ministry. But that, in itself, is part of the intention. This is not about mass appeal, nor about creating songs that everyone must key into. It is about a two-way exchange between two beings-myself and Him-nothing more, nothing less.
Thanks once again for the support.