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Wake Up & Get It

Written and produced by Sydney Raneé. Featuring Matteo Calvani on guitar and bass.

With the new year Sydney Raneé introduces a new motto “Wake Up and Get It” a song about overcoming depression and living each day to the fullest. Sydney opens her single addressing the stress and weight of the world and soon learns that she is in control of her feelings and gains power back over her life. Packed with a pulsing guitar riff and Sydney’s soothing vocals, “Wake Up and Get It” is guaranteed to be your new motto. When listening, you can hear elements of TLC with a kick of Mary J. Blige. With the start of the new year, Sydney will have you waking up everyday ready to get it!

Written, arrange, performed and produced by Poor Majesty

This is an original that I was commissioned to write for the Air Force Reserve Band, Robins AFB, GA, around 2006. The title refers to the fact that this was the first Air Force band I was stationed in, 1977, and it is where I started my writing career. I retired in 1994 and around 2006 I was commissioned by my friend, Ken Trimmins who was the director, and here it is.So, it seems like a full circle for me.

Full Circle

Jesus Loves Me featuring Larry Panella on the tenor sax. Saxes: Bill Murphy, alto, 2nd tenor, soprano. Trumpets: Mike Williams, lead, Mark Kelly. Trombones: Orel Lee. Tuba: Richard Perry. Piano: Michael Webb. Guitar: George Mason.Bass: Steve Watson. Drums: Jeff Mills.

Who Loves Me Tenor Solo

A sizzling mix of house anthems and Latin remixes that’ll have the crowd shouting otra! before the last track ends.

Fuego Mix : High-Energy Latin House Party Mix

Sydney Raneé is a powerhouse singer, songwriter and producer with a stage presence you won’t forget. Born and raised in Los Angeles, Sydney’s dynamic voice has drawn in fans everywhere from Australia, Italy, Greece and Singapore to name a few. She began performing at the age 10 and earned her Bachelor's degree in Music from Cornish College for the Arts. Sydney doesn’t recognize any boundaries in her music, which is primarily R&B/Soul yet contains elements of jazz, funk, rock and pop. 

The broad appeal of her music enabled her song “Difference” to be featured in an episode of 911: Lone-star.  It also allowed her to be a featured performer on the ‘Daytime Emmys’ in 2020 and 2021 and earned her coverage in music publications like Impose Magazine, Examiner, and AXS.

In 2015, she ventured into the world of music production. Since then she has released multiple projects that she wrote, produced and recorded . Sydney has also ventured into the world of fashion by designing "looks" that she creates from scratch. Sydney’s outfits are bold and ever changing just like her music. Her mesmerizing voice, songwriting and unique style demonstrate her talent and skill.

The future for Sydney is limitless.

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