Singer-songwriter Danny Kensy once again delivers a classic song that resonates with all music fans: “I Wonder.” In this track, Danny invites us into his world as a touring artist, expressing his feelings of longing for his girl and wondering if she misses him as much as he misses her.
Accompanying the song is a backroads lyric video, showcasing his travels along country roads as he heads to his next gig. The bright instrumentation features catchy slide guitar and the rhythmic country beats we all love to celebrate. The song is available for streaming and download here.
Kensy is a true storyteller as he paints incredibly vivid pictures that give the song clarity. For example, with lyrics like “Starin’ out this old bus window / Watchin’ the people all fly by” listeners are walking in Kensy’s shoes. Additionally, he embeds this catchy hook in the chorus, “I wonder if you think I do the same / Yeah I wonder.”
Danny Kensy is a nationally touring music artist and songwriter known for his edgy yet traditional sound, which makes his music easy to listen to. His tracks are frequently played on the radio, prompting him to continue producing great music. He has achieved multiple #1 songs in the European market, but his current focus is on the United States.
His first U.S. release, “Neon Glow,” made a strong entry into the Top 100 on the Music Row Breakout Chart. His second release, “Radio Back,” officially charted, reaching the Top 60 on the Music Row Breakout Chart and the Top 20 on the TRACtion True Indie Chart.
His last release “Waylon My Boy” delighted not only country music fans, but anybody who loves dogs. His single Lonely Girl” reached #52 and his single “That Old Wind” is playing big on the radio, looking to break the 50’s and already charting Top 20 on the TRACtion True Indie Chart.
Danny Kensy is also half of the rising country duo DANJO with a current release, titled “Girls on the Dancefloor”.
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