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Gentlemen & Scholar – Cruisin’ (Review & Stream)

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“Crusin” is more of a rollercoaster ride than a friendly little stroll.

Hard-hitting drumming and electrifying guitar-play dominates Gentlemen & Scholar’s “Cruisin.” I’m not mad at it, because music like this reminds you that Rock-N-Roll can be just as effective as any energy drink you’ve ever tasted in your life!

It’s not only the kick-ass instrumental that catches my attention on this song, but it is also the roaring vocals and exhilarating lyrics that stand out. Every word the lead singer spews is meant to get you out your seat, as he ensures his powerful words will make you see him in the same boat as a preacher at a pulpit. I wish this passion he shows never subsides.

If you need a pick me up or you are running low on energy, give this song a listen HERE!

 

OVERALL RATING (4.5/5)

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