Name: Working From Home (Radio Edit) by Jimmy Siyasa
Duration: 4 min 8 s
Description: This is a reminder that we are never really alone. We have a Loving LORD and He is Emmanuel; even in our suffering.

This is beautiful Jimmy.really nice.I'm proud of you

@karrifgbeach Thank you so much for your support Kaylee. I really appreciate.🙏

This is dope Jimmy. Glad you still have that guitar. You're a 🌟 

This has been on replay for the last 5days, I cannot get enough of this song..Awesome music Jimmy

Wow! In reference to the way you loved poetry at high school I really had faith you would be this brilliant to create such a great craft. well done bro wish you good luck.

It's been almost a year and I'm still here listening to this awesome song. This one really blessed me in every way @jimmy. God bless you my man.

I am listening to this at 6 a.m. in Ohio, USA. It's beauty brings tears to my eyes.

Overjoyed to share this song with you – the first single from my debut album, 'In My Room', which is out July 1st 2016. Written, arranged, recorded, produced and performed by me, Jacob, in my music room at home.

PREORDER 'IN MY ROOM' on iTunes ➪ http://apple.co/1MJxu1b
Hideaway on iTunes ➪  http://apple.co/1X6f3En

Join in on Patreon ➪ https://www.patreon.com/JCollierMusic
Website ➪ http://www.jacobcollier.co.uk
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© Jacob Collier 2016

Hideaway - Jacob Collier

Abantu B'eira.mp3

A simple song written on the banks of the Nile. Enjoy.

Song of the Nile

We are called to Live for something greater than living for ourselves. Living for God and for others. Prod. Gamit at Titanium rekodz

Eternal Lens

Living ft Afrie

I enjoyed being a part of the original, now with ableton and the ableton push 2 I really had fun making this remix. the amazing Elaine on vocals, me on all things production and the powerful Nel on mixing and mastering. Enjoy!

Endless Champion - The Collective UG(endless remix)

The season finale sees a return to the inside of George's Mind. Episode 6 introduced Sanyu, a young idea on a mission to break out of the Poet's overcrowded headspace and reach his audience with her most meaningful contribution. After escaping the "Research and Development" faculty of George's Mind, Sanyu participated in a version of Episode 8 that simply wasn't all that, by her standards. Determined to deliver unprecedented value to the audience, Sanyu decides to "save" Episode 8 from averageness, fighting off insecurities and the ever-changing conditions of a creative mind. The ensuing adventure is a story of hope, fear and sacrifice relevant to anyone who has ever dared to dream big. In many ways, Sanyu embodies the message of the podcast, put most aptly by Victor Hugo: nothing is more powerful than an idea whose time has come. 

Featured songs:

Ambush - Man Can't
Dun Dee - Ooh Wee
KwayorClinch- Renting
Mucky - It’s On Me
Jorja Smith - The One
Maverick Sabre & George the Poet ft. Jorja Smith - Follow the Leader

Written by George the Poet

Original score by Benbrick

Produced by Benbrick and George the Poet

#HaveYouHeardGeorgesPodcast Episode 8 Sanyu's World

“What Really Matters is a song I wrote that reflects a lifetime spent as a journalist. In all of those years, I can truly say that I’ve seen it all- the best in people and the worst. In those moments, it can be hard to come to terms with why bad things happen to good people. But, in every instance, I have seen decent people step forward and help those in need—providing safety, comfort, and love. This song is for them.”

What Really Matters

“You never know when or where a song will appear.  This one came to me at 2:15 in the morning when I woke up suddenly with a verse and chorus in my head because I was dreaming, in light sleep, about my good fortune to have an amazing woman, Angela, in my life.  As I awoke with words and a melody in my head, I sat up and watched her sleep and the rest of the song came to me in a matter of minutes.  I say it came “to” me, I suppose what really happened is it came “through” me—it poured out as I was filled with gratitude and was literally counting my “Lucky Stars”.   The song is about that undeniable feeling of love, connection, and gratitude that comes with being with the perfect person for you- someone with whom there is an undeniable and unshakeable bond.  It also reflects that sense of gratefulness all of us should have for the many blessings in our lives.  “Lucky Stars” is what I count every day.”

Lucky Stars

This is a reminder that we are never really alone. We have a Loving LORD and He is Emmanuel; even in our suffering.

Working From Home (Radio Edit)

Jimmy Siyasa

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