J Terrell has been steadily making waves out of Dallas, Texas, and if you’ve been following his journey since the debut album “Cowboy Tango,” you know he’s not one to stay in a box. After hitting us with the high-energy vibes of “Juice” and “Punch,” he’s switching lanes completely.
“Love doesn’t always require proximity. It just needs the courage to look up and trust what’s already written in the stars.”
“Over The Moon” floats in with this relaxed, almost dreamy quality that makes you want to close your eyes and just drift. J Terrell’s voice sits perfectly in the mix, delivering lines that feel like he’s talking directly to someone he cares about.
The production keeps things simple but effective, letting the message breathe. There’s enough space in the arrangement that you catch every word, every reassurance. J Terrell frames it as something manageable, something that doesn’t diminish what you share with someone. The neo-soul influences shine through.
If you’ve ever been in a long-distance relationship or just had someone you care about going through something while you’re stuck on the sidelines, this one’s going to hit different. Give “Over The Moon” a listen and let J Terrell remind you what love at a distance really sounds like.
Muse Chronicle 
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