New Single, released 10.08.22
Every songwriter faces the daunting challenge of writing a song for their partner. Here's a song about not being able to write that song. Written and erased.
A small island with dirt roads and no police is a magical place for a young kid with a big imagination.
Jesse Brint’s take on folk/country music is simple and honest like the island he grew up on, an island with an eclectic cast of characters, plenty of heartbreak, but always an underlying hint of hope.
Raised on a mix of John Prine, Bob Dylan, Bob Marley and Van Halen, Music was always a part of Jesse’s life. Forming a punk band and booking his own shows from the age of Fifteen made Jesse no stranger to the stage, leading to over twenty years of chasing the love of performing live, be it in Heavy Metal, Punk Rock or Folk/Country acts, but it took the loss of a close friend and music collaborator to really break Jesse in two, open him up and convince him to share his stories through song.
These experiences and stories grew over the years and culminated in "This is how we say goodbye" a Five song EP, recorded at Protection Island Studios with Jonathon Anderson (Jon and Roy, Said The Whale) and released 11/17/20.
Jesse is back with his first single since that EP, titled "Written and Erased" which saw Jesse return to Protection Island studios in October of 2023 to record his followup full length album.
Old Miners Daughter was written for my Grandmother while she was in the hospital battling cancer.
I pulled from experiences we had together, as well as the stories her friends and family shared during their hospital visits. When I finished the song I was able to play it for her at her bedside before she passed away, I've never seen someone so
Old Miners Daughter was written for my Grandmother while she was in the hospital battling cancer.
I pulled from experiences we had together, as well as the stories her friends and family shared during their hospital visits. When I finished the song I was able to play it for her at her bedside before she passed away, I've never seen someone so close to death with such a smile on their face. You could tell she absolutely loved the song, and that meant the world to me.
“"The lovely warm touch of the track's twangy guitar coupled with the airy presence of the stellar vocals created a really cozy and enticing soundscape, resulting in a lovely listen"” - Underrated