Kisko Amar-I turns life’s storms into hope with new single ‘Survive the Rain’

Reggae artist Kisko Amar-I aims to inspire resilience with his new single, 'Survive the Rain.' The roots reggae anthem draws from personal experiences of financial hardship and tested faith, as well as a powerful conversation with a woman who found strength in adversity. "She told me, ‘I survived the rain and used it to grow’. The moment I heard those words, I knew there was a song in them," Kisko recalled.

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She told me, ‘I survived the rain and used it to grow’. The moment I heard those words, I knew there was a song in them.

The song's message emphasizes that personal growth often emerges from the most challenging times. "I want people to know that no matter what they’re facing, they can survive the rain," the singer stated. Released in collaboration with Kisko Amar-I Music and Quality Steel Entertainment, the single is featured on the Roots Riddim.

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I want people to know that no matter what they’re facing, they can survive the rain.

Kisko recently completed a promotional tour in Jamaica, where he noted a strong connection with audiences. "People genuinely connected with the songs and embraced the message behind them. That encouragement reminded me why I continue making music," he said. The artist, who is also promoting an updated version of his song 'Darkest Cloud,' remains committed to creating uplifting, spiritually conscious reggae music.

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People genuinely connected with the songs and embraced the message behind them. That encouragement reminded me why I continue making music.

Originally from Steer Town, St Ann, and now based in West Palm Beach, Florida, Kisko plans to release more authentic roots reggae and increase his international performances. "I’m most proud of my stagecraft and performing with a live band. I want to reach more people with music that inspires and stands the test of time," he said.

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My purpose is to use music to elevate people and inspire them to grow.