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New single for Yorkton recording artist

Yorkton-based recording artist K-Anthony wants to inspire people with his music. His latest single, Tomorrow You May Not, was released recently, with a new video currently viewable online.
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Yorkton’s own K-Anthony wants to inspire people with music, and has recently released his most recent single, Tomorrow You May Not.

Yorkton-based recording artist K-Anthony wants to inspire people with his music. His latest single, Tomorrow You May Not, was released recently, with a new video currently viewable online.

Tomorrow You May Not is about doing things today, while you have the chance, as tomorrow the chance may not exist. Anthony says he wants to reach people in a crisis, and give them the inspiration to change their lives for the better.

The song was recorded with producer Dwain “Wiya” Campbell of Barbwiya Music, in two different versions, with the pop version being released first and the reggae version coming soon.

Anthony’s music is meant to be inspirational, and he says that while there are many things he can sing about, he wants to help people improve themselves, and that his music is about giving people a message they need to hear.

“Some people have love, some people have wealth, but they are still unhappy. What is it that they need to hear? I think they need a message of hope and assurance... Most persons need a savior, and I’m here to present one to you.”

The video itself takes on a classroom setting, with people deciding to change their lives as they listen to Anthony sing the song.

“I wanted to highlight that you have your life in your hands. Whatever way you can enhance your health, do it. So if it’s to give up smoking or give up drinking, try it. I’m really speaking to persons who find it’s a struggle and need to give up something.”

Originally from Jamaica, Anthony came to Yorkton thanks to his wife, who is a nurse in the area. While he says he was getting buzz at home, he decided to move to the city in order to support his family. He admits that it has been an adjustment, being used to a “fast paced music world,” having recorded in Atlanta and New York. While it’s challenging to be a reggae artist in small town Saskatchewan, it’s a challenge that he has embraced.

“That, for me, is a motivating factor, because it pushes me to work harder.”

While a recent arrival to the area, Anthony says that he’s proud of his new home and is working hard to make that home proud of him.

“I’m here to represent Yorkton, Saskatchewan to the best of my ability. I want the surrounding neighbourhood to be proud... I’m not from here originally, but I’m here, and I want to influence the community in a positive way.”

A life-long musician, Anthony has studied music and lectured on music as well, and says it’s way he can make an impact in the community.

“This has been my life. I’m here to give hope and inspire people.”

The single is part of a larger plan for Anthony. He wants to play more shows in the province, with a planned concert in Regina in March of next year as well as plans for a local show before that happens. He’s also planning a new compilation, as well as an EP with Blue Door music.

Tomorrow You May Not has been released to iTunes, and the video can be found on Anthony’s VEVO channel on Youtube.

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