From San Antonio, Texas to Edmond, Oklahoma, R&B artist Ron C Walters continues his remarkable journey as a nine-time Grammy ballot artist with the submission of his latest single “You I Adore” for Grammy consideration in the Best R&B Song category. Describing his music as “real music, real vocals, music for the soul from love,” Walters represents the resilience and dedication of independent artists who navigate the music industry without major label backing. His consistent presence on the Grammy ballot across multiple years and categories demonstrates not only artistic persistence but also a commitment to creating authentic R&B music that emphasizes heartfelt lyricism and vocal clarity. In this exclusive interview, we explore Walters’ creative philosophy, his independent approach to music-making, and his vision for preserving traditional R&B values in today’s digital landscape.
1. As a nine-time Grammy ballot artist who has consistently submitted work across different years and categories, what drives your persistence in the Grammy process, and how has this journey shaped your approach to creating music?
Ron C Walters: What drives my persistence is a dream I’ve had to have good music that people love that lasts. Creation process is real life experienced feelings through music & lyrics…