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“One Light” – Song Description

A slow, smooth blend of gospel spirit and G-funk soul, “One Light” moves like a prayer wrapped in rhythm. From its first warm synth chord to the last echo of the choir, the song doesn’t rush, it breathes, inviting you into a space where unity feels not only possible, but already alive within us.

The groove is mellow yet rooted: analogue bassline glides beneath soulful organs, wah-kissed guitar licks, and a gentle gospel choir that lifts like morning sun. It’s the kind of beat that sways your shoulders while settling deep in your chest.

Lyrically, “One Light” tells a universal story. It speaks to the walls we’re taught to build, borders, beliefs, fears, and softly asks us to imagine a world without them. It reminds us that we come from the same light, no matter our path, and that oneness isn't a dream, it's a return to truth.

Each verse walks through pain and separation with compassion, while the chorus lifts like a hymn, inviting hands to the sky and hearts toward each other. There's no preachiness, just presence. No fantasy, just faith in what we already are when we move as one.

This is gospel not confined to pews, and funk not bound to the block. “One Light” sings the songs of the spirit and the street, reminding us that heaven hums in harmony, and it’s humming through us now.

If We Move As One

My heart’s for you

God is the Light

Lovers rock. Rasta reggae music. Roots reggae

Fiji - Just a little more time

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