CB30 Interview "On The Water" with Zebco

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There's nothing like seeing the next generation of country music singers hit the water with ZEBCO rods in hand. CB30 is a rising American country group writing catchy country songs that harken back to their Nashville roots, but what makes these songwriters so interesting isn't that they're making waves at a seriously young age. No, it's the fact that it's a family affair!

Real-life brothers Christian and Brody Clementi put their first initials together soon after they realized their harmonies were the stuff of angels, and CB30 was born. Recognized after performing at a Nashville charity event by country superstar Luke Bryan, Brody and Christian Clementi are quickly becoming household names with hits like, "That Moment When", "Cool If You Wanna", "The Christmas Song", "Like It's a Bad Thing", and "Marina". The "Marina" music video is an absolute delight if you haven't watched it just yet.

The brothers performed during CMA Fest in 2018 on the Radio Disney Country Stage, and once we heard their inspiration ranges from The Everly Brothers to Ed Sheeran, we knew we had to hit the water with this country duo. CB30 shared in this interview just what inspires them after a long day on the water, how they fell in love with music, and how they knew that their act had to be, quite literally, all in the family.

If you're a fan of the University of North Colorado, you might recognize the smiles on their faces from none other than dad, Jay Clementi, the former wide receiver who kept the gridiron on lock from 1990-1994. Since hanging up his shoulder pads, Jay Clementi has made a songwriting name for himself, working with Nashville's hottest artists, from Martina McBride to Sara Evans to Dierks Bentley, and it seems like that songwriting just runs in the Clementi blood, especially when they're on the water.

Want to try their rod? Both brothers used the brand new ZEBCO Spyn spin reels that comes with an Instant Anti-Reverse clutch. The rods feature a comfortable, natural cork split-grip handle that'll let you hit that "one last cast" all day long.