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In a vibrant fusion of Afro-soul and heartfelt lyricism, Ugandan-Canadian artists Dre Cali and Revboy have returned with their latest collaborative single, “Don’t You Worry.” Released on November 22, 2025, the track is a warm, reassuring love letter set to an infectious beat, solidifying their unique sound and their mission to connect cultures through music.
Produced by the talented DNY Beats, “Don’t You Worry” is a masterclass in emotional resonance. The song wraps its poignant message of love, loyalty, and unwavering support in a rich tapestry of sweet melodies and emotive vocals. Both artists deliver their own verses, adding personal depth to the track’s universal theme of reassurance. It’s a soulful ballad that feels both intimately personal and widely relatable.
The release is more than just an auditory experience; it’s a visual narrative of their cross-continental identity. The captivating visualizer, shot in Toronto by Sandra of Yellow Studio and directed by FOMO Entertainment, creatively ties their African heritage to their Canadian home. This visual storytelling is a deliberate and powerful reinforcement of their identity as artists bridging two worlds.
“Don’t You Worry” is not an isolated release but a strategic step in a larger artistic journey. Following their previous joint track, “Single (Kawala Ka Mayor),” this new single cements a consistent collaborative relationship between Dre Cali and Revboy. Together, they are carving out a distinct niche defined by emotionally resonant Afro-soul—a sound that appeals not only to the Ugandan and African diaspora but also to global audiences who connect with universal themes of love and commitment.
This musical effort is perfectly aligned with Revboy’s broader ambitions. Recently, he organized the second edition of “Elevate with Revboy,” a cultural-music initiative, in Kampala, Uganda, after launching it in Toronto in 2024. This back-and-forth between continents highlights a commitment that goes beyond the recording studio.
By releasing poignant music like “Don’t You Worry” and fostering community through events, Dre Cali and Revboy are not merely dropping songs—they are actively building a brand and a cultural movement. They are at the forefront of a sound that celebrates duality, connects communities, and uses the power of music as a bridge between Africa and the world. “Don’t You Worry” is the latest, soulful proof of that vision.
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