I'm liking your music the vybz is just right... Continue putting in the work as you are your way to greatness. I Wish all the best for your music, blessings on top of blessings throughout the journey

Pure heart felt riddem.Beautiful concept with a soulful voice.Push this song forward to the people by all means nessasary on all outlets.Great song stay blessed nuff respect! This is very positive, and just what the world needs a state of awareness.

Tommy T keep on rising. Don't let them keep you down. Keep on doing what you are doing. I really enjoyed the lyrics and the music. Loved your voice and the rap section. Inspired. Wishing you all the best!

A journey of a thousand miles begins with one step never giving up”. He is now on his way to evolving into the next great musical Legend to emerge from the corridors of Jamaica. Great job. keep it up. I hope to more from you soon....

Great arrangement I like the lead vocal and the harmony id right on the money and of course the message is awesome I like the back ground voices kind of back and forth speaking very cool.

Good song it's up lifting don't stop doing it my brother love is the only thing up with good down with bad ones up people need to listen to these song keep it my friend keep doing wat is rite

Good nice clam music is a good good sound but they need a long eassy for me to tell that this is a good song it is right for all ages and much more so before you put a thumbs down make sure you listen to this good song about peace in thw world

In some ways, music is a lot like literature. It can be pleasing, enlightening, even life-changing. A great song,like a great book, affects the listener in unanticipated ways and resonates long after the music has ceased. And, if done well, both music and literature have a rhythm and tone unique to their authors; you wouldn't confuse a passage from a Charles Dickens novel with one fromaHarry Potterbook, nor would you mistake a verse from "A Hard Day's Night" for one from a Lady Gaga song.But how do you describe your favorite song? How do you put its melody into words or explain the beauty of its chords? How do you begin to describe the emotions that it provokes in you?As the maxim goes, "Writing about music is like dancing about architecture." In other words, despite the similarities between literature and music, conveying sound through text is a challenge,even for the most talented of writers.

Sleepless, lonely Laura Marling paints a bleak picture: Women go crazy, her neighbors beg for help through the walls and she hears animals dying — it's like a folk-rock Walking Dead, right down to the chilling strings that swell around the song. By the time she reaches the final verse, she asks, "Is it still okay that I don’t know how to be at all?" But even if the world is crashing down around her, Marling can at least take some comfort in the fact that she has the sweetest singing voice in the whole apocalypse.Sleepless, lonely Laura Marling paints a bleak picture: Women go crazy, her neighbors beg for help through the walls and she hears animals dying — it's like a folk-rock Walking Dead, right down to the chilling strings that swell around the song. By the time she reaches the final verse, she asks, "Is it still okay that I don’t know how to be at all?" But even if the world is crashing down around her, Marling can at least take some comfort in the fact that she has the sweetest singing voice in the whole apocalypse.Sleepless, lonely Laura Marling paints a bleak picture: Women go crazy, her neighbors beg for help through the walls and she hears animals dying — it's like a folk-rock Walking Dead, right down to the chilling strings that swell around the song. By the time she reaches the final verse, she asks, "Is it still okay that I don’t know how to be at all?" But even if the world is crashing down around her, Marling can at least take some comfort in the fact that she has the sweetest singing voice in the whole apocalypse.Sleepless, lonely Laura Marling paints a bleak picture: Women go crazy, her neighbors beg for help through the walls and she hears animals dying — it's like a folk-rock Walking Dead, right down to the chilling strings that swell around the song. By the time she reaches the final verse, she asks, "Is it still okay that I don’t know how to be at all?" But even if the world is crashing down around her, Marling can at least take some comfort in the fact that she has the sweetest singing voice in the whole apocalypse.Sleepless, lonely Laura Marling paints a bleak picture: Women go crazy, her neighbors beg for help through the walls and she hears animals dying — it's like a folk-rock Walking Dead, right down to the chilling strings that swell around the song. By the time she reaches the final verse, she asks, "Is it still okay that I don’t know how to be at all?" But even if the world is crashing down around her, Marling can at least take some comfort in the fact that she has the sweetest singing voice in the whole apocalypse.Sleepless, lonely Laura Marling paints a bleak picture: Women go crazy, her neighbors beg for help through the walls and she hears animals dying — it's like a folk-rock Walking Dead, right down to the chilling strings that swell around the song. By the time she reaches the final verse, she asks, "Is it still okay that I don’t know how to be at all?" But even if the world is crashing down around her, Marling can at least take some comfort in the fact that she has the sweetest singing voice in the whole apocalypse.Sleepless, lonely Laura Marling paints a bleak picture: Women go crazy, her neighbors beg for help through the walls and she hears animals dying — it's like a folk-rock Walking Dead, right down to the chilling strings that swell around the song. By the time she reaches the final verse, she asks, "Is it still okay that I don’t know how to be at all?" But even if the world is crashing down around her, Marling can at least take some comfort in the fact that she has the sweetest singing voice in the whole apocalypse.

This song starts with a voice announcing the song's beginning... I couldn't understand the words?- but I could feel the passion and excitement in the vocals. The funky rhythm is easy to follow and makes you want to move with the music. A really nice groove to follow... The vocals are pleasant, and the words are fun to follow. The drums are the heart of this song, and the voices singing in unison are a great contrast to the soft lead vocals... the words "the Holy Ghost fire" - were cut off at the end, which left me thinking this song has much more music that seems to be missing. I think a short solo from the keys, or another instrument like the flute, or acoustic guitar would have added to this song's sound. Overall, I love the Reggae sound/rhythm but would have loved to hear the entire song to the conclusion. The arrangement/words/music are fantastic. This song is fun to listen to, and joyful in it's presentation. It left me wanting more - that both good and bad. Thanks for sharing such a wonderful song - I would love to hear the song in it's entirety. In Christ/Michael

Very colorful reggae song with a cool introduction. Great affirmation for a life already on the rise in faith in Christ. Superb composition of multi-layered instrumental. It seems to be both a faith song and a praise song. Interesting to hear one with a reggae beat. I loved it. Very ambitious! I love the brass best, percussion is excellent. Was that oboe or clarinet in the mix? I hope to hear more like this one from your band. Please put the full version up soon!

We Rise is one of those song that you could play over and over and don't get tired. This song is well put together and the singer is right on point. I just want to see what next for Minister Tommy on is next album I give We Rise a five.

I really like and enjoy your music keep on making great music and never stop creating Growing up as a little kid I use to listen to all types of music keep in touch and have a blessed day God bless you.

Nice clean cover of Marley of ride natty ride. Horn programming is accurate and the tempo is right. the recording is also clean. The recording has limited slap. The side snr is weak as it should hit harder. Everything in my opinion could hit harder. it sounds like a karioki beat with good vocals. it ends randomly or maybe wrong file is uploaded. Not sure what is 'spiritual' about this track having just taken Marley's song and plugged his own name in to the chorus... In any case it's a decent track.

My friend iam amazed to hear your song iam listening to your big hits song i enjoyed your big song good morning my friend you are very good iam try to find more of your song Ilove it party song

Agradable canción reggae de Minister Tommy CC y solo le falta conocer la verdadera identidad del Dios de Israel que se llama: IEVE e ISiVAA su Mesías en su lengua Hebrea arcaica. Muchos artistas, cantan a Dios y a su Cristo, sin saber exactamente su verdadera identidad y es importante para escapar de las garras del maligno, conocer su verdadera identidad en su lengua Hebrea arcaica, que es solo este: IEVE y si se le canta a otro Dios que no es el Dios de Israel IEVE, las canciones están dedicadas a los SiDIM demonios. RAEMIM

i like this kind of reggae.the musik breathe. keep on rocking. i d'ont speak anglish very good but i hope you understand me. i play reggae since 1978 and i have discover it in london. do you come in france soon ? tchao