Kingly T and Claudette King bring soulful sunshine with "Live to Love"

When music tends to go by the wayside of our hearts, Kingly T drops his second single, "Live To Love", and it features one Claudette King. This collaboration marks the first time Claudette King has released a reggae project, and the youngest descendant of blues legend B.B. King proves to be a natural in the genre, blending her innate soulful sensibilities with tributes to her storied family's musical legacy. In blues circles, she's known as the "Buzz Queen," and her touch on this track lends it a warmth and genuineness that makes her move to reggae sound as if she never belonged anywhere else.

Starting with a sunlit reggae lick, "Live to Love" immediately grabs your ear and molds it like putty as Kingly T's fluid rhythms gently meld into Claudette's full-bodied croon and a song that is casual yet still driven. The song conveys a positive, universal message of celebration, connection, and the human need to live in love. Music brings people together in a way that few things can, united under one experience or emotion.

"Live to Love" is the kind of song that can feel like a soft invitation into the brighter corners of others' lives, while sounding equally at home as abstract ear candy or nu-indie party pop. Before there was a song, "Live to Love," Kingly T and Claudette King struck up a musical handshake, spanning generations and crossing genres. "Live to Love" is a track no curator, industry pro, or listener should miss – an emotionally honest reggae odyssey that's rooted in soulful reality check territory but wrapped up with vibes for days after the record ends.

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