New York, NY (Top40 Charts/ MoodTyme) Japan's recent March 11, 2011 earthquake and tsunami has produced a worldwide coming together of artists, musicians and composers for the "Not By Yourself" global music benefit, lead by industry executive and networking event maven Germaine "Kingdomchild" Moody. The benefit combines a documentary film and a global soundtrack with songs from artists around the world including "We bow down" and "Your love overflows" by Arvind Graham. Born and raised in Jamaica, Arvind's musical style is an extraordinary blend of Christian Contemporary, Reggae Rock and Praise & Worship.
When he straps his guitar on his back and stands before a mic, prepare to be mesmerized and blessed by his soulful and timely Jamaican accents as he sings. Whether Arvind is opening for musical stalwarts such as Ron Kenoly, Alvin Slaughter, and Mary Mary; leading worship at his local church on a Sunday morning; or ministering to a group of people in a dining room, his delivery is defined by passion. Having ministered in the international arena in like places like Antigua, Guatemala, Cuba, and all over the United States, and served as a worship leader for a number of years, Arvind has been sharing his passion for God with people from all over the world. It is this same passion that caught the attenion of Germaine Moody years before, which recently prompted him to include Arvind on the project. "Arvind Graham is a musical gem. I first heard his material on a road trip to Vancouver, BC with a friend, about three or four years ago, it was a demo at the time. I kept a copy of that demo and still have it to this day. When I decided to do the soundtrack for Japan, I knew without a doubt that Arvind was suppose to be a part of it", said Moody.
The "Not By Yourself" soundtrack's release date is scheduled for September 6, 2011 on CanvasEye Music.
