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“It’s Okay” is an original composition by Harold Brown, released on Sixty Music, drawn from a lifetime of unreleased writing and musical exploration. The song reflects a steady, lived-in perspective shaped by decades of rhythm, collaboration, and personal experience. Calm, reflective, and grounded, the track carries a message that feels especially relevant now.
Originally written years ago and held in Harold’s personal collection, “It’s Okay” remained unfinished until it was carefully brought forward for release. The production, led by his son Ray Brown, preserves the spirit and intention of the original composition while presenting it with clarity and restraint. Every musical idea at the core of the song comes directly from Harold’s original writing. The production simply opens the door for the song to be heard as it was always meant to be.
Harold Brown’s musical journey spans some of the most influential moments in modern music history. As a young drummer coming up in the late 1960s and early 1970s, he found himself in rare creative spaces alongside artists who were redefining sound, culture, and performance. He was the final drummer to share the stage with Jimi Hendrix during an informal jam session at Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club in London, just days before Hendrix’s passing. In the days that followed, Harold also spent time with Bob Marley and his band, absorbing perspectives that would quietly inform his own musical path.
Beyond the stage, Harold has spent more than five decades documenting his life, family, and career through film, photographs, and audio recordings. Together with his son Ray Brown, he has preserved an extensive personal archive that captures not just performances, but the everyday realities of a working musician navigating a rapidly changing industry. This material is now being carefully reviewed as the foundation for a future documentary film, offering an intimate look at a life shaped by music, movement, and resilience.
“It’s Okay” marks the beginning of a broader effort to share Harold Brown’s unreleased work with the world. More music from his personal vault is planned, continuing a story that has always been told through rhythm first, and words second.
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Available on all major playforms including Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon, and Deezer: https://artist.sixtymusic.com/its-okay
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