The radiant new single “Show Us the Way” (ThunderDome Sounds via Slammin Media, distributed worldwide by Believe) is officially out now — a soul-stirring reggae anthem produced by Grammy Award nominee and JUNO Award winner Eddie Bullen. This powerful collaboration features Tasha T, Mel Dubé, and Kandice K*A*S*H, blending uplifting harmonies, inspiring lyrics, and reggae grooves straight from the heart.
This project is an integral part of the Session In Progress series, conceived by Belinda Brady, wife of Eddie Bullen. Her vision was to foster collaboration among women in the music industry, building a collective that empowers and uplifts female artists. To date, the series has produced six recordings featuring 16 remarkable artists.
The song was produced by Eddie Bullen, whose career spans over four decades as a pianist, composer, arranger, and producer. Known for fusing Caribbean rhythms with jazz and pop influences, Bullen has produced over 200 albums and worked with icons such as Liberty Silver, Maestro, Byron Lee, Melba Moore, and David Rudder. His music has been heard on major TV networks and international stages.
Speaking on the inspiration behind the track, Bullen says, “The core idea for ‘Show Us The Way’ was born out of a profound need for spiritual grounding and a desire to see unity in a world that often feels fractured. The song is our collective prayer for guidance — a conscious call to rise above the noise and remember the power of compassion.”
Recorded at Thunder Dome Sounds, the track features an all-star lineup of musicians including drummer Larnell Lewis, bassist Andrew Stewart, guitarist Jeremy Sean Hector, and background vocalist Renée Rowe. Each player adds depth, texture, and authenticity to the production, creating a sound that resonates from Kingston to Toronto and beyond.
“From a production standpoint, the magic was in the collaboration,” says Bullen. “We wanted a sound that was at once classic and urgent. This track fuses elements of soulful reggae with a contemporary smoothness.”
Tasha T, a two-time JUNO Award nominee and long-time advocate for positive reggae culture, brings power and purpose to the track with her signature conscious delivery. Mel Dubé contributes a smooth, R&B-inspired tone that grounds the song’s soulful center, while Kandice K*A*S*H adds vibrant energy and strength, channeling her Caribbean-Canadian roots into every line.
The chemistry among the three vocalists is undeniable. During the recording sessions, their voices blended in what Bullen described as a “spiritual experience.” When they sang the chorus together — ‘Oh Jah, come deliver us, come rescue us, please show us the way’ — the atmosphere shifted, transforming the studio into a space of reflection and light.
The official video, directed by Tré Michael Bullen, amplifies that energy through simple yet powerful visuals. Focused on authenticity and emotion, the video captures the artists’ connection and the universal message of hope. Bullen notes, “It was important that the visuals let the sincerity of the message shine through.”
“Show Us the Way” stands as a testament to the unifying power of reggae. It brings together generations, genres, and voices in one harmonious prayer for guidance — a reminder that through love and community, humanity can always find its rhythm again.
ABOUT THE ARTISTS
Eddie Bullen is a Grammy Award nominee and JUNO Award winner whose genre-blending productions have shaped Canadian and Caribbean music for over four decades. He has produced more than 200 albums and serves as founder of Thunder Dome Sounds and QDB Music, continuing to elevate new talent across genres.
Tasha T, a two-time JUNO Award nominee, is celebrated for her socially conscious reggae and commanding stage presence. A global ambassador for unity and empowerment, her voice has inspired audiences across continents.
Mel Dubé is a soulful vocalist whose work fuses reggae and R&B with grace and depth. Her artistry brings a warm, introspective dimension to every project she joins.
Kandice K*A*S*H, a dynamic Caribbean-Canadian artist, channels strength and positivity through her distinctive voice and radiant energy, representing the new generation of reggae storytellers.
