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Jay Pray's "I'm Sorry" is shimmery synth pop magic [Premiere]

  • January 17, 2017
  • Katey Ceccarelli
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What happens when a Philadelphia punk rocker is reborn into the world of electro pop? The result is Jay Pray, premiering the infectious first single off his self-titled full length debut exclusively with EARMILK. "I'm Sorry" is sweeping indie rock with an electronic soul, co-produced by Brandon Bost of iconic Electric Lady Studios (Lady Gaga, The Kills). 

Following the "unspoken last show" of Jay Pray's former punk project SHMNS, the artist returned to his hometown in Connecticut to create something uninfluenced by the noise around him. The result is purely addictive pop music with an electro overtone that is at once vintage and of-the-moment. 

Connect with Jay Pray: Facebook | SoundCloud | Twitter

Photo by: Ryan Jay

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