Jamaican born reggae Artist Taking the world by Storm.Spreading nothing but positive vibration is New single Rise Up featuring Sizzla Kalonji
"RISE UP by Clutcheye ft. Sizzla Produced by Swissivory Video Directed by ​Reggae Tropics (JA)​ Executive producer/Creative Director -Gino XXL Enter MUSIC. CLUTCHEYE HE IS A GREAT COMPOSER AND WRITER Everything about JAH, Dem nah loyal and They don't know  ARTISTS LIFESTYLE
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CLUTCHEYE
The Soulful "Warrior"
AKWAABA! GREETINGS & LOVE CLUTCHEYE!
A. For those who don't know, Who is Clutcheye? 
Clutcheye is a man of purpose, passionate about positive music, humble and without softness.
B. What advice would you give an upcoming artist?
The advice I would give to all upcoming artist is to be true to yourself and help others not just your family but also people you do not know and make sure the Most High is involved in everything that you do.
C. How/when did you discover you were a singer?
I would say from the day I was born I come into this world with a talent that was given to me from the beginning of my time. From the moment I discover who I am and what my purpose here on Earth. God created me with a talent for his purpose. 
D. What is your mission as a Reggae Artist?
My mission is to be able to motivate my brothers and sister. Only then will I know that my job is well done.
E. Who/what inspires you the most?
What inspired me the most is to see the smile upon my people's face, watching them enjoying life, feeling the wind, watching the sea rush to the shores and knowing that the Most High is alive!
F. Share a life changing line from one of your songs.
"Everything About Jah Is Pure and Real." That's the song that changed my whole entire outlook on life so I could no longer use the name (Tony D) So my mission was to find a suitable name that would represent the kind of work that I am doing Everything About JAH created the name CLUTCHEYE.
G. What has been your worse and best experience in the music business?
My worst experience in the music business most of the time is that I couldn't find no money to go to the Studio, not even to find bus fare to get a ride sometimes. I would pick up bottles and take them to the store so I could exchange them for money. Sometimes my friends would bless me with a little money. I would also use some of that money and buy a loaf of bread and then drink water from the pipe. Whenever I got to the studio it wasn't so easy to get inside because you're not one of the big name artists. So rain would wet me and they would stand and laugh at me. I felt a lot of anger but I didn't allow it to get the best of me. I still pursued on my mission because I believe in the Most High from the beginning and I sill believe in him more than ever. My journey still continues.
My most joyful experience was when the late great Dennis Emmanuel Brown the crowned Prince of Reggae, one of the best lyricist I've ever come across in my life told me not to give up and the birth of my kids.
Gratitude, Love & Honor Warrior Clutcheye for your energy and talent. Your success is certain!

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