From working behind the scenes, Ruth Rothwell comes forward with her new single “Negativity Be Gone” from her musical project “Empire Child.”
Ruth Rothwell sends a message about controlling one’s thoughts through her comeback track “Negativity Be Gone.” Its her second single after her debut song “Trace the Race” which tackles one’s origins. Both pieces form part of her album “Empire Child,” set to be released on May 1.
Before becoming the talent, Rothwell first found success in discovering and overseeing talents. In fact, she was a former A&R manager at MCA/Universal. She’s been in the music industry in the UK since the 90s.
At the height of the dance craze, she served as a label manager at BCM Records. Dina Carroll, Carleen Anderson, Juan Atkins, Zero 7, Basement Jaxx, and Air are among the notable talents she managed. She also worked with the renowned DJ, the late Andrew Weatherall.
Aside from musicians, Rothwell helped nurture songwriters like Rob Davis and Eg White. Davis wrote Kylie Minogue’s “Can’t Get You Out of My Head.” Meanwhile, White is noteworthy for writing Adele’s hit song “Chasing Pavements.”
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Speaking of songwriting, the talent manager refers to it as her true calling. She showcases her love for it through her project and album “Empire Child.” Jazz professor Mariano Diaz serves as the record’s producer.
At its core, her new single is about having choices.
Choices about what we think and who we surround ourselves with. There are so many wonderful people in the world that you’ve yet to meet. Find the good people.
The song has blends of jazz, soul and reggae. It also comes with soothing lines about choosing to heal and facing fears.
Stream Empire Child’s “Negativity Be Gone” now.
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