Recording Artist Cory Ricks Releases New Song Inspired by Historic Social and Political Unrest in America
“Can’t Hold Me” Features Maroon 5 Keyboardist and Grammy-Winning Solo Artist PJ Morton
Style Magazine Newswire | 6/22/2020, 4:57 p.m.
Independent recording artist Cory Ricks has joined with Maroon 5 keyboardist and Grammy-winning Solo Artist PJ Morton to release a new song in response to the national social and political unrest titled, “Can’t Hold Me.”
“The inspiration behind the song was my frustration with inequality, police brutality, and injustice towards Black people,” said Ricks. “I felt as though the movement needed a theme song. It represents how many black people worldwide feel.”
The song is also featured in the documentary film, "What About Me?"
“I am extremely blessed and grateful,” add Ricks. “It is an honor to collaborate with other educated and gifted black people.”
“Can’t Hold Me” can be purchased on all music outlets including iTunes/Apple Music, Google Play Store, Amazon, etc.
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