Ronny Criss - “Roll feat. The McCrary Sisters”

Ronny Criss - “Roll feat. The McCrary Sisters”

With the sun on its back and soul in its wheels, “Roll feat. The McCrary Sisters” by Ronny Criss doesn’t just travel... it takes you somewhere. Smearing the lines between country-rock, Americana, and soul with effortless charm, it’s a track that feels like a long drive with the windows down- wide open, full of heart, and built to move. Ronny Criss delivers a vocal performance that is both powerful and inviting. His voice is rugged and dynamic, dipping into deep, Josh Turner-like resonance before rising into a high, rural twang that gives the song its emotional lift. There’s a lived-in wisdom to his delivery that makes the lyrics hit home, especially the repeated mantra to “let your wheels roll like you want them to roll.” Then come The McCrary Sisters, who bring undeniable soul and spiritual energy to the mix. Their harmonies are bold and uplifting, never overpowering Ronny, but adding depth and fire at just the right moments. When they echo the chorus line, it’s not just backing vocals: it’s a gospel call to freedom. Anchored by a rich, rootsy arrangement, the song leans into the warmth of a Hammond B3 organ, creating a deep, soulful base that supports the entire groove. The lead slide guitar is a standout, gliding through the track with a golden tone that drips like honey and stings with just the right amount of grit. “Roll” is a feel-good anthem with a backbone. It’s about staying true to your path, even when the road gets rough, and finding joy in the motion. With its genre-blending spirit and infectious energy, it’s a track that reminds us to let go, lean in, and just let it roll.

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