Josh Tepper sings and writes like an observer. His music is as simple as it is sincere, and you feel every fibre of his being engaging with you in his singles. He’s had immense success as an indie artist with his singles, some of them crossing 300k+ streams on Spotify. With his new track, he strips down and bares it all in vulnerability. This one is called Guide Me Meron.
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Josh Tepper let’s the heart sing
With an arpeggio piano opening, it is plain to see how we’ll have this one to one with him. Simple, surreal lyrics are accentuated with his brilliant vocals. The chorus comes in early, as he looks for guidance while he progresses through a rough phase. The Meron paradox leaves humans to get through their choices, while God watches. It is an incredible test of faith, power and trust in oneself. Laying down his well crafted vocals, he makes rousing parts which help you rise. The natural strain he gets during the higher registers is felt as an emotional break, making the song an honest and touching account. Josh Tepper uses minimal instrumentals and a maximum of his emotional transparency to create something great.
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His singles Always Everywhere, Built Me and Poison Apple are some great ones to check out. Originality shines through this young artist who makes use of ordinary chord transitions to create an epic. Listen to Josh Tepper with his single here and follow him for more that is to come!:
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Self professed metalhead, moderately well read. If the music has soul, it's whole to me. The fact that my bio could have ended on a rhyme and doesn't should tell you a lot about my personality.
