Every Us has today released their new single titled ‘Fools Gold’. Deep meaning with an engulfing endeavor as a musical accompaniment, ‘Fools Gold’ becomes memorable at that initial listen as a tribal-esque anthem with pop elements and a true to life feeling of refreshment for life and a renewed longing for the future.

About ‘Fools Gold’

“‘Fools Gold’ is capturing the moment you go to the bar out of last-ditch loneliness. Through one drink and one stranger at a time, you find yourself a part of a drunken, joyous, carefree crew. Buzzed and weightless with your new sidekicks, the moment becomes endless, the sun comes up, but you have no place to be,” frontman and Every Us founder Ryan Jones explains.

“Fools Gold” is an anthem that exudes motivation and dynamism. The persistent backbeat claps infuse the track with movement and momentum, while the seamless fusion of instrumentation and powerful vocals harmoniously combine the artists’ diverse influences. With multiple voices and songwriting that resonates with the spirit of early aughts indie rock spun with modern alt and indie pop, the song possesses an immediate allure for listeners. The storytelling in this single reflects the musical journey as the lyrics reiterate a situation from when “time turns to mush, cuz she left with the drugs, and your pride in her purse.” This emphasizes the group’s playful approach to storytelling and ability to capture deeply human moments. “Music is shared feelings and is so centered in culture because of that. We want to collect those sounds and explore what music means to different people,” Jones says. Every Us crafts music that embodies a sense of community and collective identity, transcending the limitations of individual artistry.

Initiated by artist and world traveler Ryan Jones, Every Us is the culmination of a global journey aimed at uniting experiences and individuals. Now based in the vibrant artistic landscape of NYC, Jones and his collective embark on a new mission. Their Brooklyn-curated community live events have attracted over 200 attendees across three successful gatherings in 2022. Every Us meticulously assembles a lineup of diverse artists spanning genres from folk to R&B, and jazz to DJs. Seamlessly integrating their single into their performances, they organically promote their music, brand, and synergetic ethos. Collaborators and contributors include the likes of Olivia Reid, Michael Tighe (Adele, Mark Ronson), Charlie Klasfield (Clean Bandit, Branchez), and guitarist Dan Sagher (Charlie Burg). The track was mixed by Latin Grammy winner Soular and mastered by Kia Shavon, with visual contributions from esteemed filmmakers Frank Sun (Peloton, The Olympics) and Talia Light Rake.

About Every Us

Every Us is a music collective based in NYC, creating music that captures the moments we feel a part of something greater than ourselves. With one single out today and three more to come, Every Us is on track to release an EP in the spring and a new video series in the summer.

Ryan Jones, the artist to start this group has lived around the world. Experiencing firsthand the many ways music can bring people together, Ryan has brought this goal back to New York. As Every Us, they are focused on using music to open up a wider world of creativity. Through their community live events in 2022, they have accumulated over 200 people curating a lineup of artists in the NYC & Brooklyn area from Folk to R&B to Jazz to DJs. They tend to uplift other new voices while also sharing their music, brand, and creating a larger community.

“Someday,” their debut release, evokes a transcending and calming energy to any listener. The alternative drums and crescendoing melodies help create this music journey. Leading into a catchy chorus, claps and horns can transport listeners through a mix of genres and emotions, emphasizing Every Us as a diverse community of collaborators.

Past acts and collaborators include Olivia Reid, Michael Tighe (Jeff Buckley, Adele, Mark Ronson) and Charlie Klasfield (Clean Bandit, Branchez) and guitarist Dan Sagher (Charlie Burg). Mixed by Latin Grammy winner, Soular and mastered by Kia Shavon. Filmmakers include Talia Light Rake (Sundance, Tribeca Festival) and Frank Sun (Peloton, The Olympics).

Exploring what it actually sounds like to find “your people,” this multi-media collective and community creates music for us. One can describe them as a community sound or style, more than just a singular figure.

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https://www.instagram.com/everyusmusic
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