FYC – Rocky Dawuni “Shade Tree” Best Global Music Performance

For Your GRAMMY Consideration
​Rocky Dawuni
“Shade Tree”​
Best Global Music Performance

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“Sometimes you don’t know what you’ve been craving ‘til it’s served up on your plate….Shade Tree is a buffet of meaningful and joyful influences, crowned by an inspiring message to set the tone for a weekend of coming together.”
— KCRW​
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“A great song is a great song. The style and the format do not matter.
This is a great song.”
– Mad Professor
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​“Rocky Dawuni’s latest single “Shade Tree” is more than just music, it’s a powerful anthem of unity and empowerment.”
– United Nations Environmental Program

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“Shade Tree” is a powerful rhythmic anthem that fuses elements of Hip Hop, Reggae and Soul to create a global sound that moves the heart, body and spirit. 3x GRAMMY nominated musician, songwriter, producer & activist, Rocky Dawuni released his new single “Shade Tree” worldwide this month from his forthcoming new album set to drop in 2024. The message of the song is based on the concept of the great tree that provides shade for all of the various “shades” of humanity. It is a convergence point and an oasis for all people. The shade tree is where conflicts and disagreements can be resolved, providing “shelter from the rain.” Our human destiny is intimately entwined with each other and with all of life just as the roots of the tree. Under the tree we are a community in our individuality “we are one but we are not the same.” It is a song of hope in a time of great uncertainty.
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Produced by: Rocky Dawuni & Anthony Brewster
Mixed by QMillion
Engineers: Anthony Brewster, Michael Vail Blum
Mastering by: Chris Athens
Executive Producer: Cary Sullivan
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​”Shade Tree” is a timely new global anthem of empowerment and unity from the Ghanaian star. Rocky Dawuni’s global influence was evident at the recently completed United Nations General Assembly when the Prime Minister of Barbados, Mia Motley, in her speech to world leaders quoted the Ghanaian musician’s lyrics as a foundation for her speech below: