So, it’s the first single off the upcoming album, which is untitled for now. We were actually going to name it that, but I have a documentary coming out that’s titled that. TMN: The album that you talked about is “Clean Me Up.” right? It’s based off of that and everything you go through when you’re in love, or whatever type of relationship you’re in. It’s a song that’s basically about the ups and downs of relationships, and the constant circle you’re in if it’s an emotional one. It’s been a little bit since we last released “Kings,” so I just said “Fuck it, let’s put it out.” I hate making everyone, and I love putting out new material. JD: It’s a song that we’ve been sitting on for a little bit of time, and we weren’t quite sure if we were going to put it on the album or not. TMN: Let’s talk about the release that just came out today, “Starts Again” In a simple 20-minute conversation, we dug deep, getting an insight into his artistry. Without interview questions, or a pre-planned approach, we talked. Having a personal relationship with Jez helped get our foot in the door to talk about what’s going on in his life. 7,” we could only assume that there’s something behind it all. With previous releases titled, “Who Drank My Whiskey,” and “Old No. On the heels of his upcoming single, “Clean Me Up,” we noticed a distinct shift in his songwriting. Through the years, we’ve had the pleasure of personally connecting with this young man, exchanging emails, IMs, and texts, keeping up with what’s going on with each other. This often emotional lyricist has an overwhelmingly unique style, fueled by whisky, love, and lorn-laced messages. Jez Dior captured our attention back in 2012, and we’ve been tracking his career ever since.
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