MrR’s latest single, “I Noah Guy,” is a nice fusion of spiritual soul and gritty funk wrapped in an earnest cry for divine help. Rooted in his self-described genre of Righteous Funk, this track shows the San Francisco-born keyboardist and composer’s wide musical fluency, melding gospel emotion, jazz phrasing, and contemporary Christian messaging into something deeply personal and sonically compelling.
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From the opening line, “God, I’m drowning, chaos roars,” we’re drawn into a stormy emotional landscape, where desperation meets devotion. The groove pulses beneath urgent lyrics, and MrR’s keyboard work adds both texture and momentum, lifting the track through waves of turmoil and toward hope. The chorus, “Yeah, I Noah a guy” is both a clever lyrical hook and a powerful profession of faith, anchoring the song’s message in resilience and trust in God.
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The production is polished but raw enough to preserve the vulnerability of the vocals. “I Noah Guy” is a spiritual lifeline. For fans of honest, genre-blending faith music, MrR delivers a must-listen.
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