Jonah Mutono Shares Personal Essay At The Daily Beast, Releases “The Low”

Today, Jonah Mutono debuts his new track “The Low” alongside a personal essay over at The Daily Beast. The track is a stunner, a ballad about a secret relationship that peaks with Jonah’s ecstatic falsetto. However, Jonah’s essay details the epiphanic relationship that inspired “The Low” and his forthcoming debut album GERG, out May 15 on True Panther/EQT. 

Read Jonah’s essay and listen to “The Low” here:

https://www.thedailybeast.com/the-ugandan-frank-ocean-on-forbidden-first-love-it-felt-criminal  

Stream “The Low” here: https://youtu.be/5ao5FLhdP0c

NPR Music says his music evokes "the cool vulnerability of Frank Ocean and the sleek balladeering of Khalid.” Recently, Elton John featured Jonah’s track “Circulation” on his Rocket Hour show on Beats 1 Radio. Pigeons and Planes describes the track as “powerful...a theatrical, expansive leap,” and them named it one of 10 New Songs By Queer Artists You Need To Hear. Listen here: https://youtu.be/LPZToutDPjQ

Keep an eye out for more from Jonah Mutono.

Pre-save the album here: https://ffm.to/gergpresave

GERG Track Listing

Smith Johnson William Brown

Shoulders

If You Mean It

The Low

Circulation

Spare

1949

Southbank

I’ll See You

H4AD

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