CeJay - Can't Shake the Feeling
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by Q Review Staff
There’s a new energy in the air of country music. The genre is seeing a new rise of crossover artists blending country sensibility with pop/rock bounce. It’s similar to the early 90’s when artists like Martina McBride and Shania Twain started to shake up the country landscape and explore the sound in new ways. It worked then and it works now. And that’s exactly what CeJay (Chris James) is bringing to the party with his own take on that exploration in new single ‘Can’t Shake the Feeling’.
Country has some staunch traditionalists. But what Chris is achieving is a reinvention for new fans. It still has that feeling of country but connects the similar or complimentary styles from pop/rock to take the sound to a new place and opened up for a wider audience.
‘Can’t Shake the Feeling’ is an enjoyable backroads summer day kickin’ up dirt bop that many younger audiences will gravitate to and will invoke a feeling of youth in older audiences. It’s a perfect “puntry” bop.
There’s a new energy in the air of country music. The genre is seeing a new rise of crossover artists blending country sensibility with pop/rock bounce. It’s similar to the early 90’s when artists like Martina McBride and Shania Twain started to shake up the country landscape and explore the sound in new ways. It worked then and it works now. And that’s exactly what CeJay (Chris James) is bringing to the party with his own take on that exploration in new single ‘Can’t Shake the Feeling’.
Country has some staunch traditionalists. But what Chris is achieving is a reinvention for new fans. It still has that feeling of country but connects the similar or complimentary styles from pop/rock to take the sound to a new place and opened up for a wider audience.
‘Can’t Shake the Feeling’ is an enjoyable backroads summer day kickin’ up dirt bop that many younger audiences will gravitate to and will invoke a feeling of youth in older audiences. It’s a perfect “puntry” bop.