Jehry Robinson Releases New Single “Feel So Long” Out Now

Perfecting a punchy fusion of alt-country and rock, Strange Music recording artist Jehry Robinson serves up a dusty and dynamic new single entitled “Feel So Long,” now available on all major streaming platforms HERE

The track laces an ethereal keyboard melody into the fabric of a lively 808-laden beat. Jehry’s grizzled delivery glides through reflective verses as he exudes positivity and gratitude against all odds: “It’s still amazing the way we keep hanging on.” The song culminates on a chorus you could just as easily chant in a bar with friends or from the floor of a packed arena, “It got me thinking, ‘What if the days didn’t feel so long?’ We all got pain, that’s okay; that’s what makes us strong.”

Robinson comments, "Feel So Long" is my open letter to the people I love the most. It’s an apology wrapped in melody—a confession that chasing these dreams has come at the cost of moments I can never get back. I’ve missed birthdays, holidays, and countless nights I wish I could’ve been there for, but every word in this song comes from that ache in my chest. It’s me saying, ‘I see you, I love you, and I’m sorry,’ while also hoping they understand that every mile I’ve traveled, and every second spent away was to build something we can all share one day.”

It arrives on the heels of “Pay Me,” which has begun to buzz. The music video for the latter has already generated 939K YouTube views.

“Pay Me” followed “Good By Now,” which drew praise from Dancing About Architecture, who said of Robinson’s genre-fusion, “There is a brilliant balance at work here... cool urban vibes and indie traditions, cutting-edge digital grooves, and infectious acoustic pop moves.”

Robinson has earned acclaim from Folk N Rock—"Jehry Robinson’s ability to effortlessly fuse melodic elements with his unique style speaks volumes”—and from V13, which stated, “We love to categorize music and musicians, but what do you do when you come across one who defies all categorization? Enter Jehry Robinson.”

His discography reflects his versatility and continuing growth as an artist. Notable releases include his debut album under Strange Music, 20/Twenty, featuring the collaboration "Daddy Issues" with Jelly Roll (2020). The Name Is Not Important (2021) an introspective project that delves into personal themes and highlights his lyrical prowess, and Drink More Water (2023) an explosive genre-jumping album.

With more new music on the way, Jehry Robinson remains committed to breaking boundaries and bending genres, one track at a time.