| “This is one of those magical music moments that all artists chase and I just happened to be in the right place, the right time, with the right people,” stated St. John. “I fell madly in love once, and I would have done anything for her, even if it killed me, and in a way I died a little everyday. This song is about that!” ‘Unearth’ follows the release of ‘Man I Drew’, a moving reflection on childhood innocence, memory, and past substance abuse. All Country News called the track “a bruising piece of country storytelling with a rock-and-roll scar running straight through it.” Praising his songwriting chops, they continued: “St. John captures that collision between childhood certainty and adult reality without dressing it up.” Earlier this year, St. John released ‘Send for me’, a heart-aching ballad of lost love that he wrote at FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals. Cowboys & Indians raved “How can pain sound so perfect, and throaty grit be this gut-it-out gorgeous?,” while Melodic Magazine stated “The song blends haunting melodies with raw, emotional lyrics, staying true to St. John’s signature sound.” Ahead of the holiday season, St. John also recently released ‘Santa Baby (The Murder Ballad)’, a gothic Christmas song with a dark twist of deceit and betrayal. With over 100 million global streams across platforms, St. John has had a breakout year, which saw the release of his critically-acclaimed debut studio album Man Of The North. It was hailed as “a bluesy, powerful album that announces the Washington state songwriter as an artist you need to know” by Rolling Stone, along with features by NPR’s Weekend Edition, People Magazine, a performance on The Kelly Clarkson Show, and more. The launch of Man Of The North led to sold-out tours across the US, Europe, and the UK, including buzzing performances at SXSW, Lollapalooza, and CMA Fest, as well as his debut at the Grand Ole Opry. St. John has since brought the songs of Man Of The North to life through a series of stunning, cinematic performances captured around the globe, from the breathtaking heights of the Knik Glacier in Alaska, the depths of the Cumberland Caverns in Tennessee, to the edge of the cliffs of the Scottish coast at the striking Findlater Castle, and beyond. It collectively drew over 25 million views across all platforms and culminated in the recently released live album Man Of The North (Live In The Wild), out now. | 
