CLAY G ANNOUNCES DEBUT REGGAE ALBUM

FORGED IN FYAH IS OUT JUNE 5, 2020  

THE FIRST SINGLE “GOD ARMY” FEATURING PEETAH MORGAN & TONY B.

IS OUT NOW 

Dallas based reggae artist Clay G is proud to announce his debut reggae album, Forged in Fyah, which is due out on June 5, 2020. The first single “God Army” is out now featuring GRAMMY award winning artist Peetah Morgan (of Morgan Heritage) and Tony B, resulting in an uplifting reggae jam, rooted in spirtual lyrics and positive messages. Many notable artists are also featured on Clay G’s album including Lutan Fyah, Fanton Moja, Jah Sun, Benjah, Nikki Burt, Lion Fyah, Natural Vybz, Maad T-Ray of Tribal Seeds and more. The album also includes a stellar cast of producers including Small Axe Production’s & DubTonic Kru as well as local Dallas based producers O.Z. and Tony B.

Clay G’s road to positive reggae music comes from a storied past. He reflects, “This album comes from a spiritual place of Redemption. Most of my life I spent running the streets, hustling and selling drugs in order to pay for my worldly lifestyle. That life caught up to me, and after serving my sentence, I decided to dedicate my life to Christ and start a new journey towards spiritual enlightenment. After creating Hip Hop music for some time, I wanted to switch directions as Reggae was always my favorite genre of music. In 2017, my musical and spirtual friend Tony B. and I started working on our first Reggae album. It was evident that Reggae was where we belonged and the result is Forged in Fyah.”

The albums title, Forged in Fyah was inspired by successful West Coast reggae artist Jah Sun, who worked closely with Clay G. Clay adds, “Forged in Fyah is the name of the project. The story behind it came from my cousin, another well known reggae artist named Jah Sun. He gave me the inspiration for the title by saying that Clay is forged in fire in order to be molded into its destiny. It was clear, like a Potters Clay, I to had been forged in Fyah to get to where I am today.”

Clay’s album includes personal narratives like “Holding On To Joy” and “Can I” tackling topics of love, lost, separation, incarceration, strength and redemption. Other songs vibe out with amazing features and top notch production including “Zion Train” featuring Lutan Fyah and Tony B. and “Each 1 Teach 1” with Fanton Moja and Tony B. With a 14 song tracklisting that has an all star cast of reggae acts, the album will have listeners yearning to put it on repeat. Clay G makes a strong statement with Forged in Fyah, and its clear that the artist has found his path in reggae.