Nashville based songwriter Cujo Moon digs into the craft on new single ‘Watch You Shine’.
Raised in Kentucky, he’s found his way to America’s Music City, a place where country, soul, pop, and the blues all intermingle.
His new EP ‘Bridges II’ doffs its Stetson hat towards the classics, while also allowing Cujo Moon to find a singular pathway through.
The work of a true songsmith, new single ‘Watch You Shine’ finds Cujo Moon revelling in the craft.
A song about grief and loss, there’s a lingering beauty amid the darkness.
He comments… “Being the first Cujo Moon song that I produced, this track really inspired the sound and direction for the songs that followed. The lyrics were inspired by a TV show where a father is estranged from his son due to years of drug use.”
“The song sat in my voice memos for months before I felt moved to produce it. Unfortunately, a super talented and long-time student of mine committed suicide at the age of 14, that December. It was a tragic event for everyone close to the family and I was completely torn up. Shortly after, I recorded this song as a sort of catharsis. I’d like to dedicate it to his family, in loving memory of Jaden.”
Tune in now.
‘Bridges II’ is out soon – order it HERE.
Photo Credit: Rae Mercedes
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