Upbeat and Happy Go Lucky

“Crazy Things Like That” is a great toe tapping song. It shows you that good old country music does the heart good. This is a fairly simple song but far from simply a song. If you’ve been following this person’s career you, likely have gotten an earful. And I mean that in a good way. This dude has a unique gift of making the songs fresh yet seemingly very familiar. Read on for “Crazy Things Like That” See Your Shadow Songwriting song review by music critic Dashal Jennings.

“Crazy Things Like That” See Your Shadow Songwriting song review by music critic Dashal Jennings

It is in one of the two main old time country music forte key of G. It has all the needed things like beer, lost love acoustic guitars and skinny dipping. You know all the “Crazy Things Like That” that people do when they are in love.

The entire song, like everything else I have heard from this artist is very well mixed and mastered. What that means to you as a listener is that you can set it in your playlist with any major artist on a major label and it will stand up well. You hear all the little nuances in the tune even as it fades out you can hear a nice organ or maybe it’s a guitar tremolo making the interest.

Just shy of 3 minutes

The point is, the song is just shy of 3 minutes long. Yet, as you listen it is gone in what seems to be seconds leaving you looking for more. “Crazy Things Like That” by See Your Shadow Songwriting leaves you thirsty, but in a good way. Like a certain potato company claims “Nobody can eat just one.”

In conclusion

I believe if people hear any song from this guy on the air they will become addicted and want more. What that creates is a nice buzz and hunger for more. I think that this moderately fast tune is going to go far. I hope we hear more from Michael Coleman and See Your Shadow Songwriting because after all everyone does “Crazy Things Like That”. This music critic gives this song the full 5 stars. It is that good.  Thanks for reading “Crazy Things Like That” See Your Shadow Songwriting song review by music critic Dashal Jennings