Grammy-nominated band Raging Fyah is embarking on their Better Tomorrow US Summer Tour, supporting their latest single and music video of the same name. The tour kicks off tomorow and concludes on August 10 at VP Records 40th Anniversary Concert at City Park’s Summer Stage at Central Park, New York.
With Better Tomorrow, Raging Fyah stays true to their roots rock reggae sound while giving attention to an important issue. The new single is a lyrically powerful song that sends the message of building a bridge instead of creating a wall, serving as a literal and figurative metaphor for one love and unity. In a politically divided time, Raging Fyah shows us that coming together is the answer, and division will only tear us apart.
The video, directed by Dubee of Upsetta, portrays images of current events around the world and what should be done to make things better. “We wanted the video to connect to all kinds of people regardless of race, age, and background,” said band member Pele.
“We think the director did a good job at capturing the power of human connection,” he continued.
“ Better Tomorrow is such an important song in this political climate,” said band member Demar. “We know there is a lot to be done, and we just want to do our small part by spreading the message of unity to the world,” he concluded.
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