Award-Winning Artist Richard Oliver Jr. Shines Light on Mental Health in His Poignant Single and Film, “ALRIGHT.”

Richard Oliver Jr. is an award-winning artist, filmmaker, and two-time White House recipient recognized for his conscious films such as HERO. He writes, composes, and produces his own music and recently made headlines by addressing sensitive issues about gun violence in his song and film “These Sad Times.” He uses music and creative expression as a vehicle to inspire hope, empower, and uplift his listeners, reminding them to keep pushing and never give up because life continuously tests our limits and sometimes it can be too hard to hold on. Richard is here to remind you that you have it in you to survive even seemingly impossible challenges.

His track and film “ALRIGHT” carry a deeply meaningful message on mental health, depression, and suicide and are a great tribute to all the frontline workers who did the most when the COVID pandemic hit in 2020.

This is another of his tracks with such a profound message and heartfelt video to which so many people dealing with mental health issues, depression, and suicidal thoughts can gravitate. The tune features great rhythm and melody, and his expressive voice accentuates the weight of the lyrics.

This is such a commendable job for Richard for bringing mental illness into the limelight, especially during the lockdown when COVID hit. The underlying emphasis on reaching out to and helping any person in difficulty is a noble idea.

On other news, Richard Oliver Jr. has been nominated for the opening Act at Audacy’s (formerly Radio.com) annual We Can Survive concert, and you can make his dream come true by voting for him by following the link https://theopenact.com/2023/richard-oliver-jr and pushing him further towards making his dream a reality.

Alongside industry heavyweights, opening the sold-out concert, the opening act will receive their own private dressing room, a significant amount of exposure on the radio, a meet and greet with other artists, as well as a grand total of $10,000, money that Richard would donate to mental illness and suicide prevention organizations, as well as homeless food pantry organizations.. As an advocate of Gun reform, he’d also donate to charities with the goal of protecting children in schools.

Make sure you cast your vote for him and check out his works on major platforms, including the track “ALRIGHT” and that moving music video. Don’t forget to share this motivational piece because people are going through a lot, and something like this makes them feel less alone!

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