Texas singer Coline Creuzot put a New Orleans bounce twist on a love song for her latest track "For Love." The vibrancy of the chords and the melody of the song meshes well to create something that feels similar but original at the same time. Few can do that so major props to Creuzot for deciding to stick out and do something original but with quality.

She shares a few words about the concept oft the single.

I love New Orleans Bounce music, so I went in and put my spin on it. The message is to embrace love (the good love), never settle. We all deserve to be loved in the way we desire.”

Coline Creuzot on the purpose of the new track and creation.

This Billboard charting artist is dope and deserves your support by checking out the video below.

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