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Stream Jairemie Alexander’s ‘Kings & Queens’ EP

blame it on Patrick Glynn August 31, 2016
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Seattle singer/songwriter Jairemie Alexander unknowingly made his DopeHouse debut back in 2012 when he starred in Macklemore & Ryan Lewis’ socially impactful “Same Love” video.

Today, he makes a formal return with his own individual piece of work: Kings & Queens.

The EP lasts four songs, and Alexander explained the inspiration behind each one in a press release.

  1. “High” — speaks to humanity’s greed and lust and the overcoming of these conditions, which, in a euphoric transformation enables us to become real, true and worthwhile.
  2. “Clouds” — speaks of overcoming, new discoveries and the beauty of beginning anew.
  3. “Battleground” — is where action, movement and new found awareness struggles to rise above dark forces. It is the place where new meaning takes shape.
  4. “Kings & Queens” — is triumphant, we emerge victorious, self aware and fulfilled.

Shake sent this to me a couple days ago, and it officially dropped the Friday before last — so we’re a couple days late. Stream the project below, and download Kings & Queens on iTunes.