Jet Vesper

Jet Vesper's "I Could Be Someone Else" ventures into depths of love

Eclectic multi-genre producer and singer Jet Vesper's latest record "I Could Be Someone Else" continues his knack for pushing the musical envelope. The track explores the concept of true love…

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Jet Vesper's "Love in The Open" is a self-acceptance anthem for us all

Eclectic multi-genre producer and singer Jet Vesper continues to push his art with each release and in his new effort "Love in The Open", he brings together the worlds of Yacht…

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Jet Vesper brings us "Good Times & Tan Lines"

Jet Vesper is a talented songwriter, singer, guitarist, and producer whose forward-thinking style brings the old and new in his own distinct fashion. The global citizen has soaked in various…

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Jet Vesper shares "Rythm in Your Pocket"

Cclectic multi-genre producer and singer Jet Vesper's new release "Rythm in Your Pocket" is a funky pop tune ripe with warm and alluring textures and retro-fitted melodic runs. The Australian…

Jet Vesper's "I Could Be Someone Else" ventures into depths of love

Jet Vesper's "Love in The Open" is a self-acceptance anthem for us all

Jet Vesper brings us "Good Times & Tan Lines"

Jet Vesper shares "Rythm in Your Pocket"

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