Caribbean music icon Nigel Rojas, renowned frontman of reggae-rock fusion band Orange Sky, has unveiled his groundbreaking single “Too Many,” marking a significant departure into Afrobeat-inspired territory while maintaining his signature emotional depth. The release arrives as a precursor to the band’s 30th anniversary EP scheduled for April 2026, signaling a new creative direction in Rojas’ three-decade career.
The composition emerged from a profoundly contrasting moment where natural beauty collided with global tragedy. Rojas described witnessing a motionless butterfly on his windowsill that suddenly took flight, creating a serene atmosphere instantly shattered by news reports of Gaza bombings and civilian casualties. This emotional juxtaposition of nature’s fragility and human conflict became the creative catalyst for the track.
Produced by Nigerian Afro-rhythms specialist Skimzea with technical execution by Aaron Marques, “Too Many” incorporates authentic Afrobeat grooves while preserving the artistic integrity that has defined Orange Sky’s musical philosophy. The track maintains the band’s longstanding commitment to lyrical themes of truth, compassion, and unfiltered social commentary.
Early receptions from fans and music industry professionals have demonstrated enthusiastic approval, with many praising the song’s infectious rhythm coupled with its thought-provoking message. Rojas acknowledges this dual appeal, noting how listeners have connected simultaneously with the track’s danceable quality and its substantive content.
Lyrically, “Too Many” explores the contemporary paradox of coexisting love and conflict within modern society, addressing global turmoil while emphasizing humanity’s enduring capacity for compassion. The single follows Orange Sky’s recent release “Family Love” and will feature prominently on the upcoming anniversary EP, with fans anticipating additional new music and special surprises throughout the 30th-anniversary celebration period.