Another perfect gem from Robertfox/Streamer. A perfect blend of everything coming together to create the perfect song. Its Rascal Flatts, its The Hooters its Robertfox/Streamer doing Americana and doing it very well. Stealing Cokes pulls on the nostalgia strings and takes you back to a time where the only worries were kissin girls on the weekend. Very tight and and very listenable everything in its place I can see this high up in the country charts. Its easy to review music that you like. Love it

orecchiabile canzone che si ascolta volentieri e che si impara subito le due voci del duetto sono perfette e anche l'arrangiamento ha un po' di sapore celtico comunque un bel pezzo bravi!

O country não meu gênero favorito, mas estou surpreso com o que ouvi. Excelente performance! A guitarra base bem segura e balançada. Os vocais podem chegar mais pra frente, mas o contexto todo está excelente!.

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Fun song and brings back high school memories. The fiddle lines add to the musical arrangement and I liked the harmonica placement. Very solid effort here and I would let this one play on the radio.

Robert Foxes Serving cokes stealing kisses it's a classic American country love song whose lyrics reflect on events and often taken for granted niceties in typical country style.The track is immaculatey produced with slick vocals and superpro sounding backup. Really worth a listen!

You guys did a great job well recorded and the musicianship is very professional. The song was well thought out and the story line is relatable. The vocalist did a nice job and the mix of his vocals were setting just right in the mix. The drummer has great timing and feel. Not over played just filled it up nicely. The guitar solo fit in perfect once again not over played but fit the song just right. The whole rhythm section did a great Job keeping the song moving and they played very tight. Great job guys!

A good start of a new day :) "Serving cokes, stealing kisses" is another great country song from this artist. Uptempo feelgood song with a good arrangement and excellent sound. Another example of getting value for money using a pro studio and good musichians. Guess we´ll here more from this artist on the charts so take a listen folks. Keep up the good songwriting and rock on ! All the best -Kris

hello sir thank you for sending me this song I really like it he reminds me of a nice country song that you sitting and eating breakfast table I grew up listen to all general music rocks off Rock hard Rock how she just to name a few. Continue continue to share your gifts and talents with the world and always go to the next level never stay inside of a box. and I hope you're enjoying your week does far continue stay creative stay on your grind even though the world seem like it's on lockdown right now I just want to get really creative. Thank you again for sharing your music with me please keep me posted in the near future what you may have coming out so I can check it out as well. God bless have a wonderful day and enjoy the rest of your week..

I really like the melody -- the intro reminds me of Jackson Browne's version of Take It Easy, it's very catchy, and even has a bridge-like sections and a variation of the verse that reveals a Don McLean-like lead vocal sound. Overall, I find the arrangement too thickly textured from the start; I think it's the very sustained lead electric guitar and the fiddle that's a little too heavy when accompanying the lead vocal. If I were producing in the studio, I would build the texture (instrumental voices) one verse at a time. That becomes obvious when the female voice joins the variation of the verse. That said, I listened to it with Focal headphones, monitors, and my laptop (alone) to get a sense of how the mix could improve. Do they still serve Cokes at football games?

Altogether Now good Country Music from a good country Artist WORKS FOR ME !! Good melody good lyrics and a familiar sound and feel nothing new but in the words of Jung Familiarity does not breed contempt But Content !!

Well written about a subject close to heart and family. Great accompaniment of fiddle and harmonica. Best wishes in marketing. I would be sending demos to all major labels and A&R professionals. Again, best wishes.

Hi Robert! This song sounds very country! Good production... I like the fiddle and the vocals are good! Always fun to hear a positive message and Hey! The you can still steal kisses with out alcohol...all right!! Have a beautiful day Robert! Rachel!!

Serving cookies Stealing kisses is a song about young love. Its upbeat and danceable. This country song is as good as anything I hear on country radio these days and would be a good addition to any play list. I enjoyed the instrumentation and engineering as well. Great work!

Great quality recording with a fun message and a (friends alternative country style) great guitar work and fiddle playing a nice one to add to the road trip play list. nice and catchy ditty about a romance evolving over a soft drink servery with no eyes for the game but only for each other. Well I raise my glass to you for the professional feel of the song and wish you all the best in the future. Worth a listen or three you have the time press play for a cheerful 3 minute song. all the Best Stephen

Roberrtfox/Streamer's recording of "Serving Cokes, Stealing Kisses" is a joy on every level. It tells the story of two adults meeting while working in a concession stand at a high school football game, and experiencing an instant and highly electric attraction while they work, that carries on after the game is over and the stand is closed. My favorite line is "If love's the spirit that's moving the world, it's moving between us too." I confess I don't understand the reference to Ulysses in the second chorus, but it's a clever rhyme with "kisses." The song combines high school football and love at first sight, a sure hit with a country audience, especially this time of year, and delivers it in an unmistakably country style. The fiddle entering halfway through the clean guitar arrangement makes that clear. The band is tight and the mix is spotless. The break could be better. It includes harmonica and electric guitar solos, and I get the clear sense that both musicians can really play their instruments, but neither one really steps forward. And as always, the lead singer's performance is choice. I could review a song by this artist every day, without getting tired of it for a very long time. But I have a feeling this artist will go mainstream pretty soon, with songs like this.