Latest Release from Forthcoming Album “Moonwalk” on his Label STRIDE
Rony Seikaly – who lives up to his nickname The Spin Doctor on both the NBA hardcourt and behind the DJ Booth – has today unleashed a new single: I’m OK With Yesterday feat. Vossae. This is the latest release from his forthcoming album Moonwalk, which is expected to drop in full in April on his label STRIDE.
‘I’m OK With Yesterday’ featuring Vossae is a driving cut that grips you from the get-go, merging a relentless low end with delicate, emotive vocal delivery from the Miami duo. Soft chimes and bright synth lines complement the singers, neatly juxtaposed with the bass. On the latest release from Moonwalk, Rony comes full circle, integrating his basketball past with his present.
Rony announced his debut album Moonwalk back in September. He’s released four singles from the project thus far: Safari, Envidia feat. Sasha, Shameless and Won’t Stop Now feat. Diddy.
Moonwalk signifies Rony Seikaly’s standing as an artist who does his own thing regardless of what’s considered hot. It’s an open invitation to anyone who’s feeling it, to join him, to leave their cares behind and visit a place where we’re all in unison, as one, on the dance floor. It’s an expedition, a trip, to a destination where you can be free of the trappings of modern life, and all that matters is being yourself and enjoying the pure unadulterated sense of liberation that comes with being in the moment. It’s about emotion, rhythm, self-expression, communion, and a deeply rooted understanding of feeling. Open your heart and mind, and join Rony on a Moonwalk to paradise…
About Rony Seikaly
Rony was born in Beirut, later moving to Greece as a kid where he grew up. He moved to the states to pursue a career in basketball, starting with a standout career ar Syracus where he still holds the record for 2nd most rebounds in school history. He went on to play 11 seasons in the NBA (for the Miami Heat, the Golden State Warriors, Orlando Magic and the New Jersey Nets), which included winning Most Improved Player in 1990. Despite his athletic prowess, dance music has always been Rony’s number one passion and upon retiring from basketball, he fully immersed himself in learning music production and DJing. After years of playing shows – including the Ibiza circuit every season, Burning Man every summer and countless gigs across the globe – Rony is set to finally unveil his debut album Moonwalk in March 2022.