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word writer, song singer. In each of his songs, Toronto-bred singer/songwriter JP Saxe hones in on the small moments to spark a quietly deepening shift in emotion. With "Anybody Else," Saxe shows us his carnal side with sensual lyrics and a kaleidoscope of blurry synth lines and cascading guitar tones. Prior to this, his first single "Changed" debuted his soulful vocals with sparse beats and luminous piano work. The song channels both anger and affection in its gently devastating lyrics. The LA-based Saxe shapes his R&B-leaning sound with elegant musicality and purposeful inventiveness. His forthcoming debut EP is both formally defiant and meticulously composed. Whether he’s reflecting on unbearable desperation, the chaos of a tempestuous romance (“Screaming to Myself”), or the lovely thrill of surrender to longing (“The Few Things”), each track embodies a deliberate vulnerability. JP's latest release, 'Both Can Be True: Part 1' is out now. "Both of these songs are about connecting to you. One where it was awesome and one where it wasn’t. One a couple of years ago in your bedroom — in love, lost in you, and disconnected from everything else. One a month after we broke up, halfway around the world the day after my birthday — in love, lost in you, and disconnected from everything else. A lot of my songs are on either side of a feeling like that, and this felt like the most honest way to share them. “Both Can Be True: Part 1” (shoutout Katrina Kirkpatrick on the name.. pro tip: hang out with poets. They’re the best.)" - JP Saxe