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    Knox HuxleyBy Knox HuxleySeptember 11, 2026
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    Review: Live For The Moment by Colette Van Sertima with Porky Paul

    Colette Van Sertima delivers a vibrant and uplifting performance with “Live For The Moment,” a song that celebrates embracing life, finding joy in the present, and refusing to let precious moments pass unnoticed.

    Van Sertima brings warmth, personality and confidence to the track. Her voice has an inviting quality that makes the song feel personal, while the collaboration with Porky Paul adds another dimension to the recording. Together they create an energetic musical chemistry that complements the song’s positive message.

    Review: Live For The Moment by Colette Van Sertima with Porky Paul

    What makes “Live For The Moment” especially appealing is its spirit. The title itself becomes a philosophy: enjoy today, appreciate the people around you and recognize that life is happening right now. It is an uncomplicated but meaningful message, delivered with enthusiasm rather than sentimentality.

    There is also an undeniable feel-good quality to the recording. It is the kind of song that encourages listeners to smile, move and temporarily put their worries aside. Van Sertima’s charismatic presence gives the track its heart and helps transform its message into something genuinely celebratory.

    “Live For The Moment” is ultimately more than a song title. It is an invitation. Colette Van Sertima and Porky Paul remind us that yesterday is gone, tomorrow is never promised, and sometimes the best thing we can do is turn up the music and live fully in the moment.

    Stream “Live For The Moment” by Colette Van Sertima here:

    https://bfan.link/live-for-the-moment

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