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Girl you leave me breathless

It don't matter what you do

And I would move a mountain

Just to make my way to you (I really would)

But when we're not together

And it feels too much to take

Girl you're my forever

So my heart doesn't ache

Cause it could be a date night

You and me, take out, and some good wine

Baby that's my favourite

When I'm where you are (Where you are)

But even miles apart

Ooh baby it's the same vibe

I could get you naked on the FaceTime

Girl that's how I know I got the real one baby

Love goes crazy

Any space or time

You'll be mine

Out here on a red-eye

And I got you on my mind (Got you on my mind)

How I hate to keep you waiting

But that's just how it is tonight

You know I ain't worried

And I know that we'll be fine

Cause this love is rock solid babe

It'll stand the test of time

It could be a date night

You and me, take out, and some good wine

Baby that's my favourite

When I'm where you are (Where you are)

But even miles apart

Ooh baby it's the same vibe

I could get you naked on the FaceTime

Girl that's how I know I got the real one baby

Love goes crazy

Any space or time

You'll be mine

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Listen #free in #Spotify: "One In A Million" by Jesse Gold, Stefani Kimber https://ift.tt/3iDP5vV

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Jesse Gold’s “R.I.P” Is a Powerful Admittance of Struggle and Self-Doubt

Photo: Arman Saturday

Logging onto any social media platform guarantees being bombarded with the achievements and accolades of others. Constantly entrenched in a virtual highlight reel, recognizing failure, let alone admitting it to the world, is a rare occurrence. In his latest release, “R.I.P,” Jesse Gold makes the bold proclamation of his own shortcomings as he battles stagnancy and disillusionment.

The production on “R.I.P” is deceitfully bright, balancing perfectly with the stark lyricism as Gold confronts his harsh reality. To the casual listener, the song is groovy and warm with its bouncy bass line and smooth vocals. Bubbling below the surface, Gold divulges his hopelessness despite pouring his entire soul into achieving his self-defined success. The juxtaposition between the track’s sound and lyricism exemplifies the ease in which reality can be manipulated just in its presentation to the rest of the world.

Gold leaves the last minute of the song nearly bare, fading briefly into an echo of muffled vocals and birds chirping before abruptly returning to the original instrumentation. Without saying a word, Gold sonically replicates the feeling of getting lost in a daydream before snapping back into bleak reality.

There is an underrated beauty in simplicity, and Gold taps into that on “R.I.P.” His brilliant songwriting is exemplified in his ability to say a lot in a short, poetic string of lyrics. Hearing Gold grapple with the loss of himself in his tireless pursuit of success, “R.I.P” is a refreshingly honest and intimate tour de force.

Listen to “R.I.P” below:

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Jesse Gold's New Single Is "One in a Million"

Photo By Morgan Hotston

Toronto native Jesse Gold is an extremely reliable producer, songwriter and guitarist. Working with various artists over the years, Gold debuted his solo project in 2019. Since then, Gold has seen a lot of success, and he’s looking to build on that success with his brand new single “One in A Million” featuring Stefani Kimber.

The vibrant pop song is a story about two people letting their guard down and being open about their feelings for each other. Gold explains he wrote the lyrics about a girl he was crazy about for years, but never mustered up the courage to say anything. Soon realizing that he was holding himself back from something truly special.

"One in a million is about two people simultaneously letting their guards down to admit their feelings for each other. I had a major crush on a girl for many years - but we ran in different circles and I didn’t really know her. I didn’t want to take the chance of getting rejected, so for years I avoided her to protect my own ego. Then randomly we ended up at house party together and after a few drinks, everything that had been keeping me away from her seemed very dumb. I went up to her and did my best material. She admitted that she felt the exact same way but refused to make the first move. I couldn’t believe it. If only we had been tipsy and less stubborn sooner."

The production is light and easy. A warm feeling overcomes you as you continue to listen through the whole song. The song begins with Gold and his guitar. Shortly after, he introduced his soothing vocals to begin the story. When the full beat hits, Kimber’s vocals are harmonized in the background accompanying Gold’s. In the second verse, Kimber shows off her gracious voice, adding pure serenity to the song. This is the type of song you play during your Sunday morning breakfasts. So, sit back, grab your Earl Grey Tea, and unwind to the calming essence of Jesse Gold’s “One in A Million.”

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Jesse Gold ventures out in the Toronto scene as a singer songwriter and multi-instrumentalist with his first singles, proving himself to be a potent force to be reckoned with a brand of pop that fuses the smooth charm of Craig David and the electro-soul heat of acts like Jack Garratt and Nick Murphy (aka Chet Faker). Scary Lover is one of Gold’s first singles, a guitar trotting, R&B simmering cut. Accompanying the song is his other inaugural release, No Good, a tender swooning love song that can be streamed below. Satiny vocals and a balmy beat evoking warm summer nights adorn the pop ditty. Both of Jesse Gold’s stellar first offerings can also be streamed via Spotify, here. Learn more about this winsome newcomer via his website, here. 

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Enter Now: Boots & Hearts 2017 Emerging Artist Showcase

Enter Now: Boots & Hearts 2017 Emerging Artist Showcase

This year presented by Chevrolet, the Boots and Hearts Emerging Artist Showcase has helped to launch the careers of Tebey and Tim Hicks (2012), The Reklaws (2013), Ty Baynton, Runaway Angel, Trinity Bradshaw (2014),  Johnson Crook, Kris Barclay, James Barker Band, (2015), Jesse Gold and Vanessa Marie Carter (2016) and more!If you think you’ve got what it takes, the process starts with the…

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Introducing Jesse Gold

As we wind down our features on the 2016 Boots and Hearts Emerging Artist Showcase Finalists we feature Toronto’s own Jesse Gold, the second of only two cowboys in the running this year. (more…)

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