Garth B. Thompson has released a moving new single, Out Cry – Humanity Cry Out, a song that transcends music to become a voice for the voiceless.
With its gospel-infused sound and heartfelt lyricism, the track ‘Out Cry – Humanity Cry Out’ shines as both an artistic creation and a humanitarian anthem. Garth B. Thompson utilises his platform not only to entertain but also to raise awareness about poverty, inequality, and the daily struggles faced by many communities.
In Out Cry – Humanity Cry Out, Garth B. Thompson urges global leaders and everyday people alike to pay attention to the needs of the poor. The chorus asks, “Can you hear the cry of the poor?”—a direct and piercing question that resonates deeply with anyone listening. This refrain echoes throughout the track, leaving listeners with a sense of urgency and responsibility.
Lyrics that Speak for the Voiceless
The single stands out because of its lyrical depth. Thompson takes his time, weaving vivid imagery of children, families, and communities longing for help. In one powerful line, he sings: “We must care, care for the world, the children, crying, they are crying for help.” These words are more than just lyrics—they are a plea for empathy and action.
Throughout the song, Thompson references world leaders, even calling upon figures such as Queen Elizabeth, George Bush, and Joe Biden. By doing so, he underscores that humanitarian responsibility does not lie with individuals alone but with those in power who can make systemic change.
Musically, Out Cry – Humanity Cry Out is a slow-paced yet captivating track, allowing the message to take center stage. The production balances simplicity with emotion, giving Thompson’s vocals the space to shine. His delivery feels less like performance and more like testimony, turning the song into what some listeners have described as “a sermon wrapped in song.”
The track blends elements of gospel, soul, and inspirational music, creating a timeless sound that can resonate across generations and cultures. Its strength lies not in flashy production but in the sincerity of its message and delivery.
Inspired by Modern Voices of Influence
While rooted in gospel and humanitarian tradition, Thompson is not blind to the impact of today’s digital culture and global influencers. Just as creators like Kai Cenat, IShowSpeed, Adin Ross, and Khaby Lame use their platforms to connect with millions and spark conversations, Thompson’s music seeks to bridge communities and inspire action on a human level. His approach shows that influence comes in many forms, whether through streaming, social media, or music with a message, and when used with purpose, it can create real change.
Beyond the Music: A Mission in Action
What sets Thompson apart is that Out Cry – Humanity Cry Out is not just a single; it is an extension of his lifelong mission. As the founder of Garth Charity Projects, Inc. and GCPTALKS.org, Thompson has dedicated decades to community service, charity work, and advocacy. His nonprofit has supported causes ranging from disaster relief to youth empowerment, and his music now serves as another platform for the same purpose.
The song is tied to his broader campaign to bring global attention to poverty and inequality. By blending his artistry with his humanitarian work, Thompson proves that music can be more than entertainment—it can be a tool for healing, awareness, and unity.
A Global Cry for Humanity
Born in Jamaica and now based in Brooklyn, Garth B. Thompson brings a unique perspective shaped by his roots and life experiences. He understands firsthand the struggles faced by marginalized communities and channels that understanding into his music. Out Cry – Humanity Cry Out is therefore both personal and universal. It is as much a reflection of his journey as it is a rallying cry for humanity to come together.
As he continues to perform this single at benefit events, faith-based gatherings, and community celebrations, Thompson invites audiences not only to listen but to reflect and act. The song encourages listeners to look beyond themselves, care for others, and acknowledge the cries of those often ignored.
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