The rising country pop duo Juna N Joey is happy to share the original soundtrack of their incredibly fascinating single "Something Good To Miss". Moreover, they premiered specifically for readers of Country Now.

This stunning new clip follows the official music video of the song and opens with a young brother/sister duo that looks casually dressed in matching color outfits. Juna N Joey sat together and took turns explaining the lyrics of the song, telling the story of a narrator who accidentally fell in love and was miles away from that person. Despite the distance, the narrator realizes that the passage of time will make them miss something.

"[This song is] about the feeling of long-distance relationships. You know, it's never easier to miss them, and it's always harder and harder to say goodbye," 16-year-old Juna explained. "But, despite the constant desire and heartache, they all have someone to come back."

"We want to create something completely different from any of our other original works," added the 18-year-old Joey. "It's what it feels like to miss someone every minute of the day-so the lyrics are, '24/7 365, you sneak around and wander around in my mind.'"

Joey played chords on the guitar, and Juna tapped her feet to the rhythm of the original sound. The charming duo began to play songs that they felt good, lighthearted, and let them show their true talents to the audience.

"Goodbye gets in the way/They will never feel good/But, oh, oh, oh/You should know/Just like my hometown, you think it’s right to come back/Oh, you should know, oh, oh/24/ 7 365, you sneak in and linger in my mind/until the next kiss/I stick to this/I have some good, some good misses, "They sing, showing their flawless iconic harmony and effortless Vocal control of the entire choir.

Juna N Joey talked about the song creation process behind "Something Good To Miss" and told Country Now, "We wrote this song in Nashville with Kayliann Lowe and Bill DiLuigi. It describes when love is new and you are The "tingling" feeling when distance or environment is separated. When writing this song, we tried to capture the mood when you look forward to seeing your loved one next time!"

Juna N Joey from West Palm Beach, Florida, started learning music at an early age. In addition to singing, the two artists now play a variety of instruments together, including guitar, piano, cajun drums, violin and saxophone. Once they became a duo, Juna N Joey found musical success online. After publishing various cover songs on YouTube, their collective views on the platform exceeded 7 million.

"Something Good To Miss" is Juna N Joey's upcoming EP More Than Maybe debut album on June 4th.

Click above to watch the original soundtrack of "Something Good To Miss", then click here to follow the duo on Instagram.