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JESSIE MURPH
continues to offer her generation
a voice with vulnerable new song
‘HOW COULD YOU’
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Today 18-year-old singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jessie Murph has released her vulnerable new song ‘How Could You’.
Co-written and produced by Gabe Simon (Lana Del Ray, James Bay), ‘How Could You’ is a cathartic release for Jessie who drew inspiration from a jarring personal experience and is now offering a safe space for listeners to voice their stories as well.
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In speaking about the poignant track, Jessie says: “‘How Could You’ is the most honest and vulnerable song I’ve ever released – let alone ever written. I wrote it about a traumatic experience I had about a year ago. To me this song is what making music is all about. Not only has writing and releasing this song been incredibly therapeutic for me personally, but seeing other people share their experiences, good or bad, that make this song relatable and therapeutic to them is truly the greatest gift I could ask for.”
‘How Could You’ follows the rising star’s September release of ‘While You’re At It’ as well as ‘Always Been You’, ‘Pray’ and ‘I Would’ve’.
Armed with a dynamic voice and the ability to play piano, guitar and ukulele, the Tennessee-born and Alabama-raised Jessie expresses raw and real emotion with a sharp perspective that belies her age. Channeling the frustrations from bullying, small-town ignorance and systemic misogyny into undeniable art of her own, she quietly caught fire on TikTok in 2020 with a series of viral covers before introducing her signature style on the independent single ‘Upgrade’. Her track ‘Always Been You’ took off to the tune of over 115 million streams worldwide to date and she maintained this momentum with the incisive and infectious 2022 anthem ‘Pray’.
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