Kenneth Roy releases remix-Lossless remaster of
Kenneth Roy Reintroduces "Something to Say" in a Newly Edited Remix by Doctor Ryman.

Now in 24-Bit Lossless Audio

Originating from Northern California in United States, Kenneth Roy is a gifted musician who has established himself in the rock music industry. Kenneth Roy has a distinctive style that combines pop and rock influences to create a new, upbeat vibe on stage.

Ryman brings new life to "Something to Say" with a newly edited remix & remaster, now released in 24-bit lossless audio. The song follows a fleeting encountera smile, a wave, and the possibility of connectionleaving its narrator wondering where the moment might lead. Its reflective storytelling and memorable refrain give this new edition a fresh presentation while preserving the song's original point of view.

The release pairs Kenneth Roy's songwriting with Rymans high-resolution mixing and mastering experience. "Something to Say" is available through Kenneth Roy's music channels and all major streaming platforms. For more information, visit KennethRoyMusic.com.

Additional Artist/Song Information:

Artist Name: Kenneth Roy


Song Title: Something To Say


Publishing: Something To Say


Publishing Affiliation: BMI


Album Title: No Dice


Record Label: Physico/WireonFire

Record Label:

Physico / Wireonfire

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Radio Promotion:

AudioEmissary Production

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Publicity/PR:

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Manager:

AudioEmissary Production

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