Ronnie Walka Debuting his Sexy and Soulful song "You and I"

Dec 5, 2020

"You and I" Ronnie Walka

Atlanta, Dec 4, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - Although Ronnie Walka's name and heartfelt songs may be new to the music industry, his soulful sound reminiscent of the legendary Sam Cooke moved 2x Grammy Nominated, Multi-Platinum, ex- Nappy Root member Ryan Prophet and James Allen Worthy R&B recording producer who has worked with T-Pain, Kurupt, Robin S and so many more. Prophet and Worthy were judges at a talent search at Nancy's Pizzeria in Conyers, Georgia on November 19th, 2020, where they first heard and fell in love with Ronnie Walka when he performed Sam Cooke's song "A Change is Gonna". As Ronnie has climbed through the ranks in his career, beginning with his first love of photography, he has made many a woman swoon with his charisma, award-winning smile, and sex appeal. He has retained MizMacMarketing LLC Public Relations in Rahway, NJ.

Starting his journey in the heart of Brooklyn, Ronnie could have easily succumbed to the streets of New York and the gang life which threatened not only his life but his opportunities for greatness as God had defined them. He not only put his faith in God's plan but passionately followed his heart to infuse creativity, love, and emotion in everything that he touches. His ambition, drive, and willpower have propelled Ronnie to stardom as a writer, actor, producer, director, celebrity photographer, and singer.

Beginning his musical career at the mere age of 13, Ronnie Walka joined an R&B group called "With In "fresh out of I.S 271 Junior High School as the group's youngest member. Ronnie was able to share his smooth sounds with captivated audiences. Fans feel every note of his songs and his lyrics drip with emotion and passion. With his toned physique, cocoa butter skin, and sexy aura, Ronnie grabs the attention of onlookers luring them deeper into his world where emotion and love connect on a powerful level. Ronnie's new relationship-based song "You and I" has recently been released and will certainly hypnotize listeners with its Teddy Pendergrass realness and Al Green swag with a splash of Charlie Wilson's depth. Ronnie pours his heart into every song and performance and swoops in like a breath of fresh air to share his powerful, emotional lyrics like a man with an old soul.

Ronnie has already had the pleasure and honor of performing with some of the greatest performers in Hip Hop and R&B. From smooth operator Big Daddy Kane to lyrical Big Pun to superstar Fat Joe, Ronnie has taken the music industry by storm and audiences fall in love with him during every performance. At the legendary Apollo Theater, Ronnie stunned both the audience and host, Steve Harvey, with his heartfelt performance, vocal power, and insightful lyrics.

Creativity, drive, and God-given gifts have launched Ronnie's career to new heights the limits of which have no boundaries. Yolanda McIntosh and MizMacMarketing LLC. have recognized Ronnie Walka's limitless abilities and stand behind this sexy, soulful artist and performer helping him to reach his full potential to continue to enthrall and inspire audiences. Besides his new song "You and I", Ronnie's love for photography and cinematography will place him within the ranks as one of the most sought-after professionals in the industry.

Ronnie's journey of leaving behind the street life and gangs of Brooklyn has undoubtedly opened the doors of opportunity for him to reveal his profound gifts to the world. We are looking forward to seeing where this sexy, old soul will take his career to next and the audiences that will fall in love with him. Ronnie Walka's song "You and I" can be heard on SoundCloud, YouTube, and Google Play.

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