Rising Rastafarian

chanter Ras Goudie, is making a name for himself on the entertainment scene.

The chanter has

been on the radar recently and has been releasing a series of singles that are

turning heads. His latest effort, Naa Hear, is a call to the youth to stay wide

of the negative influences and heed the advice of their parents and the more

experienced.

“This single is a

warning to those who never hear their parents and will make wrong decisions.

Girls don’t listen to their mothers and end up getting pregnant early, the

youths don’t listen either and end up dead or in prison. All that could be

avoided if the young people take good advice from their elders,” Ras Goudie

said.

The single has been

gaining popularity and has been earning rotation on radio stations and in

dances locally and abroad.

“I have been in

the music business for a while now but things are growing steadily and it is

coming together. I am one who will not sell out my integrity just for money and

bling. We have a duty as entertainers to inspire and lead the people through

righteousness,” he said.

Ras Goudie is also

featured on the Rootz Revealers single Rudeboy and has penned all his lyrics to

the songs, Tidal, Freedom Gun Thing, Devil Soup and From You Gone.

“My ambition is

simply to continue making good music that the whole family can listen to and

appreciate and continue the works of the great pioneers of Reggae who laid the

foundation for us to carry on the baton,” he said.