Ruby Gyang

FREE: The Remix EPFREE: The Remix EP is a bold reimagining of Ruby Gyang's 2025 EP, produced by Supernova.Blending soul, funk, and dance music, this five-track project tells a deeply personal story of healing, resilience, motherhood, self-worth, forgiveness, and freedom.Each song represents a real chapter of Ruby's life. These are not simply remixes. They are songs revisited from the other side of transformation, carrying new energy while staying true to the heart of the originals.TRACK LISTING:FREEMAMAREAL LOVESO MUCH MOREFEARIf you've ever had to let go, start over, fight through fear, rediscover your worth, or find hope again, this project is for you.Thank you for supporting independent music and being part of this journey.

For the longest time, I was trapped in a toxic relationship. I lost myself—my self-worth, myconfidence. I was drowning in insecurity, feeling helpless, hopeless, powerless. Fear, dread, anddespair became my daily companions. I was in a dark place, and the light slowly faded until Icouldn’t see a way out. I was crippled.And the scariest part? It all became normal. I felt stuck.I tried to walk away, but I kept finding myself drawn back—pulled in time and time again.But one day, grace found me. God, in His infinite mercy, reached down and pulled me out. Heopened my eyes, and I finally saw the truth. I turned to my former lover and said the words Inever thought I could:Goodbye old friend, goodbye FEAR.

There was a time I carried so much weight in my heart—betrayals, disappointments, wounds Ithought would never heal. I replayed the hurt over and over, convincing myself that holding onsomehow gave me control. But the truth? It only held me back.Then I heard something that changed everything: “Unforgiveness is like taking poison andexpecting the other person to feel the pain.” That hit deep. I realized I was the one suffering, notthem. I had to make a choice—not for them, but for me.Forgiveness doesn't always mean you get to maintain the relationship with those who hurt you.Sometimes, it’s about loving yourself enough to walk away, to create space for healing, and tochoose peace over pain. So I did. And for the first time in a long time, I felt free—truly free.That’s the heart behind “Free,” the title track of my upcoming EP. It’s my story, but it might beyours too.Who would’ve thought that letting go could feel this good?

Growing up, I saw women around me go through abuse in marriage—verbal, emotional, andphysical.I watched as it took a toll on their self-esteem, their health, their potential, and even theirchildren.But time and time again, they rose.They took back their power.And somehow, through it all, they held on to their kindness, their love, their light. Their strength,their grace, their resilience—it’s something that has always astounded and inspired me.To every woman who has been through, or is going through, something similar—know this: Nomatter how you feel right now, you have the power to take control of your mind and your future.You may not see it yet, but trust me, you are powerful beyond measure.Your story isn’t over yet. Every step forward is a victory, and every moment of strength is areminder of the power within you. Keep going—you are powerful beyond measure.This song is an Ode to them. It's called "MAMA"

The moment I laid eyes on my daughter, Jade, the first words that escaped my lips were,“Hello, sweet heart.” That moment on the birthing table was profound, a beautifulbeginning to a journey I never expected. When I found out I was pregnant, my initialthought was to end it—just N6000 would have changed everything. But thank God Ididn’t go through with it. Now, when I look at Jade, I can’t help but wonder, “What was Ithinking? To trade you for just six thousand Naira?”Jade is my soulmate. And I've come to realize that a soulmate doesn’t always mean aromantic connection. A soulmate is someone you love deeply—someone who holds aspecial place in your heart, not necessarily tied to romance or intimacy. The day shewas born marked the end of one chapter and the beautiful beginning of another. Sheshifted my reality and made me question everything: our existence, humanity, mybeliefs, my values, and even my mortality.Jade has brought me more joy than I ever imagined possible, and that joy fills everysingle moment of my life. To all the incredible women out there: remember that yourjourney is uniquely yours. Embrace every twist and turn, for you are capable ofunimaginable love and strength. You are so much more than you know!And to all the single mothers out there: you are warriors! Your strength and resilienceinspire us all. You are raising the next generation with love and courage, often against allodds. Celebrate yourselves—your sacrifices and triumphs deserve recognition every day.You are doing an extraordinary job, and your love is a powerful force that shapes theworld. Keep shining brightly; your light is needed!

I stand here, embracing the biggest version of myself I’ve ever been—size-wise. For amoment, I let doubt creep in, feeling less than worthy. But then, I looked in the mirrorand whispered to myself, “Ruby, your worth isn’t defined by a number on a scale. You arejust as lovable and beautiful, whether you’re a size 6 or a size 26.”Yes, I’m on a journey towards health, but I know this: I am not just my body. I am a wholebeing, rich in spirit and substance that shines brighter than any curve. You see myessence before you see my form.I am so much more than my size. Let’s celebrate all that we are!To all the incredible women out there: remember that your beauty transcends thephysical. Embrace every part of yourself—your dreams, your passions, your uniquespirit. You are powerful beyond measure and deserving of love just as you are. Stand talland proud, knowing that you are SO MUCH MORE than what meets the eye!