There’s something universal about wanting to hit rewind on the best moments in life. Eric Reinhart taps straight into that feeling with his latest single “Over and Over,” a warm, reflective adult contemporary track that celebrates the people, places, and memories that quietly shape who we become.
Coming after his debut single “Chances” and the confident “Keep It Simple,” this new release feels like a natural next step for the Alberta, Canada artist. It’s not a song about regret. Instead, it leans into gratitude—for friendships, for community, and for every twist that got him (and the rest of us) to where we are today.
The idea started in the studio during a casual conversation between Eric, longtime friend JT, and producer Justin Gray. They started talking about those experiences you just want to live again and again because they meant so much. That chat turned into writing, and the result is a track that feels organic and lived-in. Eric has said he would go on every version of this ride because those experiences made him who he is. That honesty comes through clearly.
Musically, “Over and Over” sits comfortably in the commercial adult contemporary and nostalgic pop lane. It carries an easygoing, feel-good energy for most of its runtime, the kind of melody that slips in easily and stays with you. Then the bridge arrives and shifts the whole thing. It lifts into slightly rock, power-ballad territory, giving the emotional payoff a real boost. Eric has called that shift something he’s especially proud of, and it works—the song opens up without losing the warmth that carries the rest of the track.
Eric’s background makes the reflective tone feel earned. He spent his earliest years on the road with his parents’ band, sleeping in the closet of their tour bus and stepping on stage night after night. That upbringing shaped his love for performance and storytelling. Today he channels it into pop-driven music that addresses anxiety, loneliness, and purpose while staying grounded in hope and resilience. His simple mission—“You’re Not Alone”—runs through his work.
He’s already logged more than 350 performances across North America, including a standout set in front of 50,000 people at Commonwealth Stadium during the Pope’s visit to Canada. Outside of music he was a Canadian Junior Parkour Champion who moved into the pro division at 16 and later built a successful parkour business. That same mindset—acknowledge the obstacles and keep moving forward—shows up in the way he writes and performs.
At 22, Eric draws from the sounds and energy of artists like John Mayer, Justin Bieber, and Keith Urban while carving out his own space. “Over and Over” continues the larger thread in his growing catalogue: hope, resilience, friendship, family, and the strength that comes from community. Life gets tough sometimes, and he wants his music to offer a little lift. This track does exactly that.
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What do you think of Eric Reinhart’s take on nostalgia and gratitude? Drop your thoughts in the comments—I’d love to hear which memories you’d relive over and over.
