"Shine A Light” A Heart blooming Music Video by Rocky Dawuni

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Rocky Dawuni has done it again! The sensational singer and song writer has released yet another heart blooming music video, leaving fans and admirers totally stunned and fully impressed. The song which is titled  "Shine A Light” combines the sounds of New Orleans with reggae and samba to create an anthem of positivity. 




According to Cary Sullivan ‘’ The song and video celebrate the power of our shared humanity and the importance of being courageous to tap into your own power of expression. In a time of great uncertainty in our world, "Shine a Light” reminds the listener to uphold the positive and recognize that we are all agents of hope and change. The brand new video for the track which was filmed Los Angeles, directed by renowned photographer Myra Vides and produced by Cary Sullivan is a tribute to joy in all of its organic expressions’’. 

click to watch "Shine A Light”..... 




Rocky dawuni has been named one of Africa's Top 10 global stars by CNN, he has showcased his talent at prestigious venues and events including The Kennedy Center, Montreux Jazz Festival and The Hollywood Bowl. According to the Ghanaian born sensation and 2016 Bass Award winner website ‘’Rocky Dawuni's sixth album, Branches of the Same Tree (Cumbancha), which features the song “Shine A Light”, was nominated for a GRAMMY for “Best Reggae Album."

Rocky Dawuni was adjudged the prestigious Kwame Nkrumah Award (Artiste Of The Year) at the just-ended BASS Awards ceremony at the National Theatre in Accra. Ghana’s 1st GRAMMY Nominee, Rocky Dawuni, copped 3 plaques at the 2016 Bass Awards, beating off competition from Knii Lante, Samini, Stonebwoy, and Ras Kuuku for the award.

Rocky won the prestigious “Kwame Nkrumah Award,” otherwise known as the “Artiste of the Year.” He also won the award for “Album of the Year” with his GRAMMY nominated album “Branches of the Same Tree” as well as the “Reggae Artiste of the Year.”

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