Ra1den Vision, emerging from St. Petersburg, Florida, is on a mission to revive real funk, soul, and R&B with his genre-bending new single “oUtOfSiGhT,” releasing on October 5, 2025. Released under Another Realm / Teasy’s Table Enterprises, the track is produced by EC3 and engineered by Stylish Ent., delivering a rich, live-instrument feel rarely heard in today’s digital-heavy landscape. Drawing inspiration from legends like Prince, Cameo, and Rick James, Ra1den Vision proves that funk music is far from extinct—it’s evolving.
What makes “oUtOfSiGhT” especially meaningful is that it marks the first time Ra1den Vision fully produced, wrote, and arranged an entire record in a completely different genre from his past work. This song represents a long-held creative vision finally brought to life—a sound he always wanted to create but waited until the moment felt right. True to his artistic identity, The Vision of Ra1den Vision is about emotion, movement, and authenticity, inviting listeners back to music that makes you feel something from the first note to the last groove.
Lyrically, the track radiates freedom and connection, highlighted in Ra1den’s favorite line: “Everywhere you go I just want, me and you right here. The dance floor is right up there. I just want you grooving up with no fear.” Beyond his solo artistry, Ra1den Vision’s alter ego Monteasy boasts over 300 placements across wrestling, NHL, and the BIG3, further cementing his impact across multiple entertainment spaces. With a new feature alongside AEW wrestler Swerve Strickland and Raekwon, momentum continues to build. Fans can expect a future tour announcement soon at teasystable.com, as Ra1den Vision leads the funk revival into a bold new era.
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