With Saxe showing a poet’s sensitivity to the nuance of language, “Changed” channels both anger and affection in its gently devastating lyrics (“I hate that my whole family’s gotta ask me how you’ve been/You know me better than I wish you did”). Accompanying his soulful vocals with sparse beats and luminous piano work, Saxe also shapes his R&B-leaning sound with a precision that he partly attributes to the influence of his grandfather, Janos Starker — a Grammy-winning musician widely regarded as one of the greatest cellists of the 20th century.
“Changed” is available now at all major music-streaming services. It is also featured on Spotify playlists Chill Vibes, New Indie Mix, and We Found New Music. JP Saxe is set to release new music independently later this summer.
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