Mystic Warrior soothes struggles with soulful melodies

The Alexander Suite at The Jamaica Pegasus hotel in St Andrew was buzzing with energy and excitement last Thursday as recording artiste Mystic Warrior hosted his first-ever single and music video release party for his latest track, ' Be Fine'. The event was a hit, drawing a lively crowd that filled the air with good vibe and soulful melodies.

Mystic Warrior, known for his rich tone and soothing melodies, was thrilled with the turnout.

"I love the turnout [and] the support of my friends and colleagues. It was a nice feeling and a wonderful night. I didn't know what to expect, but I really appreciate the turnout," Mystic told THE STAR.

Those in attendance included veteran musician Bongo Herman, renowned artiste manager/promoter 'Stampede', and several up-and-coming artistes.

Be Fine is more than just a song for Mystic - it's a personal testimony and a timely reminder for those still reeling from the devastation of Hurricane Beryl and recent flooding across the island.

"Yuh know sometimes you go through struggles, and yuh look at someone who is going through worse struggle than you and they are okay, so [I just tell myself] 'It's all gonna be fine,'" he explained.

The track was inspired by Mystic's own struggles, serving as a comforting anthem for anyone facing tough times.

"As long as you have life, your future can be brighter," he added.

Paris Gordon, owner of Rocky Valley Records and producer of Be Fine, praised Mystic's talent and passion.

"Working with Mystic comes naturally as he's someone who's very talented, so it's like a second nature - he's an amazing writer, and he delivers whatever he writes very professionally and perfectly. And as a record label owner, I feel like those are the type of people I want to support or produce songs with as an artiste," Gordon said THE STAR.

Rocky Valley Records is registered in Georgia, United States, and has been operating a studio in Stony Hill, St Andrew, for the past three years.