Feel your worries get washed away by the warm new release from Jason Piquette, Homeless.

One of the most beautiful things about music is the way it can act as a vehicle for storytelling, and allow people from all walks of life to share their journeys and connect with each other. Within each song, there’s a part of someone’s life imbued within it, and it’s this uniqueness that often draws us in and makes songs so compelling. The case certainly holds true for Jason Piquette, a musician who spent two years in a rural East Asian province while he was growing up, away from his home of south Florida. Experiencing the full comfort and power of music during this period, he now seeks to emulate that within his own music, and his latest single Homeless provides a welcoming track for you to entrust in.

Penned over a period when he was uncertain about whether he would have a physical home, the track is a realisation that ‘home’ isn’t just about the space you occupy but more about the people you are surrounded with. It’s a track that comes to terms with appreciation, gratification and realising the hope that others around you can offer. Accompanied by stirring vocals and gentle acoustic guitar, it’s a track that will warm you from the inside with its soothing sound and optimistic lyricism. Sharing more about this, Jason explains:

This one came out when I realized I’d be living in my car for a bit. I’m finding that home is found in giving and receiving love, especially in seasons of displacement.