Nappy Roots – “Blind Faith” speaks directly to the turmoil America is facing

NAPPY ROOTS

NAPPY ROOTS DROPS FIRST SINGLE FROM UPCOMING ALBUM, ‘BLIND FAITH’

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GRAMMY-nominated Nappy Roots dropped their latest song, “Blind Faith,” that happens to speak directly to the current turmoil that America is facing. This is the first song from the group’s forthcoming album, “40RTY,” which is set to be released on Sept. 18. In addition to sharing new music monthly, Nappy Roots will also debut beer collaborations with a variety of breweries across the country each month this summer.

“Blind Faith” is a soulful southern perspective about perseverance during these trying and uncertain times. The song addresses that even though people may be doing “everything right” based on their ‘blind faith,’ nothing is going to improve without a major change. Even though the song was written last year, it seems especially relevant in the current climate. Produced by 808 Blake, the song also features the vocals from newcomer Lando Ameen, as well as original group members Ron Clutch, Skinny Deville, Fish Scales and B. Stille.

“BLIND FAITH” PREMIERE

During these trying times and uncertainty Nappy Roots continues to present music for the soul and contribute to the soundtrack to life.

Blind Faith is defined as having complete confidence in someone or something without any reason to do so, and this is where the problem begins. While there are many solutions Nappy Roots makes an honest attempt and plea to listen to our inner selves to help find the answers we seek in this ever-changing world.  We are in this together. ​

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