UK singer-songwriter Ayrton Jiminez calls on his Colombian heritage to infuse his acoustic sound with Latin American tones. Originally cutting his teeth playing flamenco guitar as a child, he took his songwriting to Buenos Aires to grow as an artist on the live circuit, filling bars and clubs across the city. He then found an international audience when he started uploading his original compositions and covers of songs to his YouTube account, spreading his music beyond South America.
With an honest and thoughtful style of songwriting, his music shines light on a young man’s feelings of navigating the world as he experiences love, loss and everything in between. Channeling the sounds of Latin artist Sebastian Yatra with the vintage tones of Eric Clapton, he offers a sonic crossroads between two complimentary sounds.
Following the success of his first two singles, he brings us his most intimate song yet, with the track “We’ll Build Something New”, written for his partner and released on their birthday.
The new single is a heartfelt and melancholic love song with lyrics that reflect on new feelings of falling in love. With a warm arrangement of acoustic guitar and hypnotising strings, his vocals tell an honest story of caring for someone in a new relationship. A shining example of his performing talents, as well as the maturity beyond his years that he shows in his writing, the track is an intimate, authentic and emotional account of what it’s like to love someone for the first time.
Listen to We’ll Build Something New below
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