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JARROD COONEY WANTS TO GET HIGH WITH YOU

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JARROD COONEY WANTS TO GET HIGH WITH YOU

Australian born singer, songwriter, pianist and producer, Jarrod Cooney has just released his new single “Wanna Get High With You” earlier this month. This song is full of Cuban flare featuring a Cuban saxophone and horns. A great song that instantly lifts your spirits and puts you in a dancing mood. Get those hips and body moving. The Cuban touch really elevates “Wanna Get High With You” to a different level of electronic music. The ending of the single allows you to appreciate the Cuban horns even more as it plays out the last few minutes of happiness. It really is feel good music. You can play it at the club, in the car, blasting in your headphones or where ever you go to get high. No matter where you listen to Jarrod’s song, you will enjoy it.

Follow Jarrod Cooney: Spotify | TikTok | Instagram
Listen to his single Gemini here!

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