New Mexico’s JCCutter knows a thing or two about life’s ups and downs. After years of traveling the world and turning personal struggles into powerful stories, this artist has earned a reputation for keeping it real. His recent album, “Perspectives”, dove deep into some heavy topics, the kind that make you think and feel. But JCCutter decided it was time to shake things loose and have some actual fun.
“Three minutes to turn a hangover into a hymn, and remorse into revelry.”
Enter “Tequila at Dawn,” a song that’s been sitting in the vault for years, going through more than 101 rewrites before finally seeing the light of day. JCCutter dusted off those chords just in time for the New Year, and honestly? The timing couldn’t be better. The whole concept is pretty genius when you think about it. JCCutter takes that universal morning-after feeling we’ve all experienced and turns it into something like a prayer.
The chorus playfully reworks familiar phrases with tequila brands taking center stage, creating something that’s equal parts clever and catchy. After the weight of “Perspectives”, JCCutter clearly needed this release, and we’re all better for it. The artist calls it “as much fun to listen to as it is to sing,” and that’s not an exaggeration.
After the weight of “Perspectives”, JCCutter clearly needed this release, and we’re all better for it. The artist calls it “as much fun to listen to as it is to sing,” and that’s not an exaggeration. So here’s your challenge: grab your friends, crank up “Tequila at Dawn,” and see if you can make it through without joining in on that chorus.
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