Jeff Senour Releases New Single ‘One Life’

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (September 29, 2023)
Singer-songwriter, and author Jeff Senour has released “One Life,” the second single from Senour’s upcoming album, Angels and Miracles, today, September 29, 2023.

“One Life” an electrifying carpe diem anthem if there ever was one, is produced by Jeremy Parker and Ted Mason.

 

The new single highlights the talents of Senour’s powerhouse band, CTS (Called to Serve), and its members, including drummer Joe McGinnity, bassist/keyboardist/vocalist Jerry Nuzum, and lead guitarist Dylan Elliott, and featuring Ted Mason on guitars. The new “One Life” video is also produced by Mason.

“Jeff Senour is a special artist to me,” says Mi5 Recordings label president Ted Mason. “His music and writing are fantastic, and he has a wonderful sense of empathy and compassion. I love working with his songs and adding my production ideas and guitar riffs to bring a little extra spice into the mix of the personal vision Jeff has created.”

“’One Life’ was inspired by the recognition that each day is a gift,” says Senour. “There are 86,400 seconds in each day. Time is a commodity we can’t buy, sell, manufacture, or give away. We all get the same amount of seconds in each day to choose what we do with that time. This journey of life is such a grand adventure, and hopefully the song will inspire our audience to have gratitude for the gift each day is, use every second wisely, and attempt to make a difference in this world and leave it a better place than when we came into it.”

“Life is like a beautiful flight from takeoff to touchdown, and it’s up to us to decide how we navigate through it as best we can for a smooth landing in the end,” he continues. “It’s not about how big our house is or what kind of car we drive, but the legacy we leave behind, the dash in the middle of the two dates of when we are born to the day we die. ‘One Life’ is about the gift we’ve all been given and how much we appreciate it.”

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