
Show Some Love
A collaborative song by T.K. Carter, Harold Brown, Anthony Wilmore, and Ray Brown, shaped from an informal jam session and preserved as a work of remembrance and friendship.
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A collaborative song by T.K. Carter, Harold Brown, Anthony Wilmore, and Ray Brown, shaped from an informal jam session and preserved as a work of remembrance and friendship.

“Juína” is a slow, melodic piece inspired by the landscape and feeling of Juína, Brazil. Built around a calm, acoustic sound, the track reflects…

Breathe is a rhythm-driven track built on movement, memory, and restraint. The song blends Afro-dance and Afrobeat influence with a European EDM pulse, grounded…

The song blends Afro-dance and Afrobeat influence with a European EDM pulse, grounded in percussion and atmosphere. For Ray Brown, rhythm came before language.…

Hungarian Wine – Still Here came from spending time with friends who introduced me to the wine culture here in Hungary. I knew almost…

Produced by Ray Brown https://sixtymusic.com/album/show-some-love/

Ray Brown brings one of Harold Brown’s unreleased compositions forward, adding carefully chosen elements while preserving his father’s lyrics, music, performance, and the feeling of the original recording.

Teacher Got Me (Teacher’s Anthem) is a tribute to every educator who shows up with heart, patience, and real dedication.

A songs I wrote while learning to play guitar. It’s deeply personal, dedicated to the woman who inspired me during its creation. In loving…