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I Dream of Peace is a powerful inspirational anthem that brings together the uplifting sounds of Gospel, Reggae, Country, and Smooth Jazz in a heartfelt call for unity, hope, faith, and healing. In a world often divided by hate and conflict, this song reminds us that lasting peace begins with open hearts, compassion, forgiveness, and love.
Featuring the inspiring voices of Gee G. Black, Morgan West, RJ Marley, and Biggie Carrots, this unforgettable collaboration celebrates the belief that people from every nation can come together as one. Adding a rich musical dimension, guest saxophonist Biggie Carrots delivers soulful, expressive saxophone performances that beautifully complement the song's message of peace and reconciliation.
Written and produced by Damon (UNC) Milton for Another Destination Records, I Dream of Peace is more than a song—it's a vision of a brighter tomorrow where every voice sings as one and every heart chooses love over hate.
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Artists: Gee G. Black • Morgan West • RJ Marley • Biggie Carrots
Guest Saxophonist: Biggie Carrots
Written & Produced by: Damon (UNC) Milton
Record Label: Another Destination Records
Motto: Music Heals The Soul.
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