Justin Serrao has released yet another single, “Living It Up Cowboy” across all digital platforms. He released ‘Brand New Day’ – his first single since ‘Perfect Stranger’ in 2019 – just 2 weeks ago on the 14th of May 2021. Making up for lost time “Living It Up Cowboy” brings a country sound into it that he loves so much.
Justin Serrao explains “Living It Up Cowboy”
’Living It Up Cowboy’ tells the story of the traveling musician. Playing the field. Living the fast life to forget the hole in his heart and in this keeping himself lonely for the one he loves but can’t have. To go fast, you need to go alone.”
Just a week after the release of ‘Brand New Day’, Justin Serrao surprised fans with the release of a yet another single and this time accompanied by a music video for ‘She Aint There Yet’ which was released on Friday May 21st, making ‘Living It Up Cowboy’ his 3rd single release in a space of 3 weeks.
You can download / stream “Living It Up Cowboy” HERE.
Justin Serrao looks back at the release for ‘She Aint There’ – with the music video shot by Henry Marsh Photography and Emile Van Rooyen – and explains the message behind this beautiful ballad, saying “’When I’m alone with you, I’m in love with you. She Aint There Yet.’ The breaking point of one lover and the other blinded by the perfect picture needed that will secure a calm happier life.”
You can download / stream “She Aint There Yet’” HERE.
Photos for the single cover artwork was shot by Andre Badenhorst Photography and they went to an old motel for a conceptual shoot on a rainy Friday night. Serrao loved the outcome. “His work is top class and such a pleasure to work with him and his team. You will be seeing more of the images as the next few songs launch.”
Watch this space for updates in the Music Videos category on Running Wolf’s Rant.
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