KJ Rogers’ passion for music and creative art was fueled at a young age largely by his own father, the legend CeCe Rogers and now this multi-genre singer-songwriter, producer and rapper is swiftly making a mark as his own man, leveraging on the lessons he got from his dad and hands-on experience to make a name for himself in the ever-changing music industry. A versatile spirit, he is always ahead of the pack, and his ability to break with both style and authenticity has allowed him to stay on top of his game. His catalog of listeners keeps on growing every day with many fascinated with the effortless ease he unleashes over any type of genre that allows his music that eclectic glamour!
Afrobeats have been trending for years now and has “revolutionized” the music industry and we are seeing many more artists inclining towards the sound and KJ Rogers as a fan decided to make his mark over some addicting afrobeat-inspired melodies in the single, “Find” in which he collaborated with phenomenally gifted artist Willing Wanna of Ghanaian descent.
A very infectious jam, “Find” blends those traditional instruments that come of very lively and then there is that dancehall flavor over it to ensure you listen to this track while moving your body euphorically to the sparkling beats
KJ Rogers displays his singing expertise over the prolific instrumentation with the love-inspired lyrics deeply relatable to anyone who might be smitten by someone else. His delivery of the chorus and that follow-up Wanna’s response is very catchy, memorable and engaging. You just find yourself singing along- you just can’t help yourself.
The nitty-gritty details have been taken care of and there is just that coruscating percussion from the elements in the instruments that will keep replaying over your head. It is very addicting and I feel it was deserved in this ageless tune.
This is another entertaining jam to get you on your feet and dancing like no one’s watching as you sing along to the easily quotable lines.
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