Ramel

Ramel Werner routinely does something he'd say most recording artists don't even have the luxury of dreaming about: He creates music entirely on his own terms. When he goes to the studio, he's not thinking of writing a radio smash, because few radio stations play "real" music anymore. He's not thinking of a chart record, because most music charts are driven by something strange and sinister beyond mere listener appeal. No, when Ramel finishes a song, the only voice he feels obligated to listen to, is his heart. This is how he makes music Ramel is one man not afraid to express himself about the possibility of love. If she can “penetrate my heart with romance and captivate my soul with love and respect.” (June 2004 Ebony Magazine article: Top Bachelors of the Year, page166) Ramel's music will intoxicate. “Closure” encourages you to stay true to your inner soul and emotional center and quote Ramel by way of Teddy Pendergrass, "It's Time For Love." So get your copy of one of the most underrated EP's of 2005. Until you do, you won't have "Closure." Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.