Do it anyway

About Do it anyway

“Do It Anyway” is an uplifting reggae and 90s boom bap crossover about chasing the things that matter to you — even when nobody else understands why.

Driven by warm rolling bass, dusty hip-hop drums, offbeat reggae guitar, Hammond organ, bright brass and an infectious head-nod groove, Carl Thorns delivers the verses with charismatic patois-infused storytelling before opening into a powerful crowd-backed chorus.

At its heart, the song is about refusing to let somebody else’s fear become your limitation. People will tell you an idea is too difficult, too risky, unrealistic or simply impossible. But their doubts are not proof that you can’t do it.

You don’t need to know exactly where the road will lead. You don’t need everybody to approve. And you certainly don’t need permission to try.

Sometimes belief starts with one simple question:

Why not me?

Start the business. Write the story. Take the trip. Record the song. Tell somebody you love them. Change direction. Fall down. Learn. Stand back up.

Maybe it works. Maybe it doesn’t.

Do it anyway.