Kenya Jade, a rising star in R&B music, has just released her latest single, 'Settling.' The song explores the complexities of love and the journey toward self-discovery amidst heartbreak.
"Settling" is more than just a song; it's a heartfelt narrative woven from Kenya Jade's experiences.
Through soul-stirring melodies and emotionally charged lyrics, she delves into the experience of settling in love and its impact on one's sense of self. After enduring a year in survival mode, where creativity struggled to take root, Kenya Jade experienced a transformative awakening.
In discussing the inspiration behind "Settling," Kenya shares, "My message is truly just that when you are faced with choosing between you and something outside of you, it’s you. It’s always been you." With sincerity and vulnerability, Kenya invites listeners from all walks of life to resonate with her story, recognizing the universal struggles of love and self-acceptance.
With her powerful vocals and poetic storytelling, Kenya Jade vividly portrays the emotional rollercoaster that comes with the end of a love story. Drawing visual and emotional inspiration from her Filipino grandparents and their wedding, she pays tribute to their enduring love; Kenya reflects, "To know their love is to know that 'Settling' was never an option." Now rejuvenated and inspired, Kenya Jade returns to her craft, driven by a vision of growth and self-discovery.
Kenya Jade, known for her soulful voice and captivating stage presence, has made waves in the R&B scene with her unique style and relatable lyrics. Her previous releases have garnered positive reviews and a growing fan base, and 'Settling' is expected to be no exception. This new single further cements Kenya Jade's position as an artist to watch in the industry.
Listeners can stream "Settling" on Spotify and all major music platforms.
To stay updated on Kenya Jade's upcoming releases and performances, follow her on social media @iamkenyajade
About Kenya Jade:
Kenya inherited music from both sides of her family. Her mother is Filipina, and "you simply can’t be from the Philippines and not sing,” she laughs. Her father is Belizean and was a professional reggae musician. She reminisces on the classical sounds of Gregory Isaacs, Prince, and Janis Joplin, which filled their home on Sunday mornings.
At a young age, Kenya started writing as a tool for understanding and healing. This naturally developed into putting words to melodies, and she quickly understood how effective music could support her creative expression. She is a storyteller, poet, and philosopher. “I make music because it breathes life into my words,” she explains.