Wherever you are. I’m never too far.
The punk-inspired ballad “Fingers” comments on the challenges of life on the road and alludes to his relationship with pop star Demi Lovato.
Jutes is one of those artists who simply won’t quit. He’s one of the most consistent artists out there and has been releasing independently for the better half of the last eight years.
Jutes is one of those artists who simply won’t quit. He’s one of the most consistent artists out there and has been releasing independently for the better half of the last eight years.
Boasting half a million monthly listeners on Spotify, “Fingers” is the first of three tracks that will be released from his next album.
We have word that all of them will be making their way to Sound, and with Jutes rapidly growing his fanbase, we’re optimistic that these fans can slowly trickle over to becoming collectors.
He’s sold close to 10 songs on Catalog and was one of the first 20 artists on Sound.
He’s written songs for Illenium and is constantly working with talents like Sueco and Royal the Serpent.
After a brief hiatus from minting, Jutes is back.
One listens to “Fingers,” and it’s obvious that his music is not to be missed.
Collect “Fingers” here.
Behind the Music
We strive to cover great music.
Fingers is simply a great song.
Fusing hard-hitting drums with a grungy guitar riff reminiscent of the Smashing Pumpkins, Jutes paints a jarring and vulnerable reality of modern romance in the year 2023.
It alludes to seductive calls in the bathroom and conquering life on the road fighting through late nights and lonely hotel rooms.
It tells the story of the darker sides of being an artist but does so in a way that’s endearing and honest.
The song quickly gets stuck in your head, and it’s one that you can listen to on repeat 10 times in a row without getting tired.
Why should I care?
Jutes is a bet on consistency. It’s a bet on the underdog. Someone who is born to be an artist.
Who is always pushing the envelope on his sound.
Fresh off a recent publishing deal, Jutes is gearing up for the biggest chapter of his career.
He’s made a point of taking a bet on web3, and it’s important that we take a bet on him.
We’re excited to support Jutes on his journey.
Collect “Fingers” here.
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