Is Wayward Son From JC Miller A Soundtrack To Modern American Culture Or Is It More Universal?

JC Miller 
Wayward Son 
Los Angeles 
 
It’s definitely Miller Time, even if you don’t have a case to crack open, JC is here with the goods. Does it get any more synchronous than this? Born in Detroit, home of the automobile industry, and now living it up in L.A. where the angels come out to play, JC Miller has teamed up with producer Marty Rifkin to bring his imagination to life. Known for his brilliant work with Tom Petty, Glen Campbell, and Jewel, Rifkin has been a steady hand at the wheel for JC Miller over his songwriting career. He's written music for companies such as Coca Cola and Nike, these days JC Miller reflects on his own influences to produce music for people like him. About feeling uprooted and detached from what’s going on around you, Wayward Son offers an Americana style adventure into infinite possibility.  
 
Chugging into action with cosy distortion on steel strings, with blues melodies spiraling from the bars, JC Miller begins to sing. The lyrics create a scene, a setting we can relax into as the song progresses into the meaning. Emotional background is added as the music increases with harmony and melodic growth. A graceful meander of corners and steady flow brings us to the chorus, the title of the track given to us alongside a sweep of guitar that flavours the brew with good taste. Organs, bass, and drums work together to push the rhythm to the top of the tin as the bread rises in evenly spaced batches of lyricism and six-string groove. 
 
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