James Fauntleroy Flaunts His Velvet Croon On The Tender New Ballad "Broken Heart, Broken Eyes"
Your favorite kush-kissing, anime-addicted singer/songwriter is back at it on this muggy New York morning. That's right, James Fauntleroy, the man behind some of the year's most exciting musical moments (Kendrick Lamar's "How Much A Dollar Cost," A$AP Rocky's "Westside Highway," The Internet's "For The World," just to name a few) is back with some of his own lilts on the lovely new ballad "Broken Heart, Broken Eyes," released, like many of his one-offs, in the twilight hours. It marks yet another rock-solid outing for the west coaster, gracefully spreading his tis tender tenor all over the cut as newcomer Rose Gold holds down the supporting vocal slot with poise. And so, 2015, much like the years that preceded it, will go down in the books as one that was ensconced in the velvety croon of a man who is perhaps still the best kept secret in the game, but we're starting to hope that isn't the case for too much longer, as it would certainly be a treat to hear what would come of a full-length studio record with his name in the top-slot. Start your day off with a little loveliness from James Fauntleroy and stream his latest joint "Broken Heart, Broken Eyes" below.
