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From Nassau to the world, how Rello Ranzano's Bahamian roots shape global sound

  • October 2, 2023
  • Natalie Patrick
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The Bahamas, which can be found in the center of the Caribbean, are home to a diverse cultural heritage. For up-and-coming musician and storyteller Rello Ranzano, this setting has served as more than just a nostalgic nod to his childhood.

The beats of rap, reggae, and dancehall were constants in Ranzano's childhood in Nassau. He reflects that mainly rap music, reggae, and dancehall shaped our musical culture. Jamaican music is prevalent here. It's easy to hear the influence of rap and reggae in Ranzano's music, which he uses significantly by combining the two genres' distinctive rhythms.

Like any other place, however, Nassau is not without its contrasts. Tourists may think the Bahamas are all white sand and blue water, but Ranzano knows a different story. "The Bahamas is beautiful, but there's another side of it people don't get to see, the jungle," he says. It's a game of survival, so you've got to be intelligent and quick on your feet. Ranzano's music is shaped by his instinct for survival and his sophisticated grasp of the world's harsh realities.

His songs reflect both the allure and the difficulties of his native Nassau. The stories of the streets, the ups and downs, the triumphs, and the resiliency of the human spirit in the face of adversity are explored in depth in his songs, and his music does more than just capture the laid-back vibes of island life.

Beyond the sounds, the stories of Nassau are also crucial to Ranzano. His music perfectly encapsulates Bahamian culture and history, bringing to light stories that might otherwise be forgotten. He says, "It plays a major part in my music and life, and I'm grateful for that place."

Today's music scenes around the world reflect this trend toward eclecticism. Musicians take cues from other cultures to create original works that cross borders. Ranzano stands out in this setting due to the unconventional blend of styles he employs and the sincerity with which he represents his native Bahamian culture. He doesn't merely imitate fashion; he embodies it. His music connects people from different cultures through the shared experience of Nassau's music, stories, and spirit.

In addition, Ranzano says his family was a significant influence on his career. While growing up, he found inspiration in his mother's passion for music and her career as a singer. When he was alive, my stepfather was a fantastic singer. His family's musical heritage has further enriched his musical legacy, allowing him to expand upon classic styles while adding new dimensions.

In many ways, Rello Ranzano exemplifies how significant geography can be in shaping creative expression. His music has gone global but hasn't forgotten its Nassau roots. Each song is more than just a tune; it's also a tale, a memory, a little bit of the Bahamas brought to life through sound.

When people around the world listen to Ranzano, they don't just get down to infectious rhythms; they also get a sense of Nassau's culture and history. Ranzano's songs about Nassau provide a genuine taste of Bahamian life at a time when people worldwide are searching for genuine experiences.

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