John Robertson

I was featured in (expired link) and got a chance to chat about my upcoming albums, upcoming concert and other sexy stuff. Check it out here: (expired link)

Friends,

Two announcements: I am taking a stage name and will record and perform by the name John Worth. I will be re-releasing all of my albums under that name. If you've been listening to my music on major streaming sites you will need to search John Worth after January.

Starting tomorrow you will be able to stay in touch at (expired link)

Lastly, I have been collaborating with my friend and fellow recording artist Kurtis Tripp ((expired link)) on a new LP that will drop January 10th 2020. We will be performing together that night at Brodie's in Tuscon, AZ. Two songs from the LP are available for streaming at (expired link)

Respectfully,

John Worth

Friends,

My new album is available for streaming on Deezer today and will be available on iTunes, Spotify, YouTube, etc... early next week.

Attached is one of the songs from the album.

Love and Respect,

John

Friends,

Thank you for the positive feedback you've been sending me. It feels good to hear from listeners. Actually, it feels good to even have any listeners. Deep Breath In is an EP that goes back to my original style; mellow pop inspired songs about relationships. Of course, you can stream it on the usual paid sites (if you're a member) or you can stream it for free on YouTube at the link below.

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Respectfully,

John

Patriarchy, misogyny, racism and fascism... what more do you need to know? This electronic album of 11 songs is an assault on nearly everybody in America who didn't pay attention in 2016. Bound to offend with its language and brutal imagery, it's about hopes and fears in 2020! Available on iTunes, Spotify, etc... or listen for free at link below.

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Icebergs melt and trees go extinct. Meanwhile, in the burbs, two parents are so busy trying to afford the American dream they ignore their son who tries everything to get their attention, including becoming a war hero. Neighbors who support one another on facebook vote against each other's rights at the polls. Over worked, under paid dads stuck in traffic jams who just want a new SUV, a diet Coke and Doritos before they die. Climate change and "God's will" converge together in this Suburban Playground.

Stream and download on Deezer, Spotify or Tidal now. Album will be live on iTunes, Amazon, and all others early next week.

*Hear the entire album FREE on YouTube* (expired link)

DICK, an unabashed party album celebrating faggotry adorned in bell bottoms, platform shoes and leather jackets! Raunchy, in your face, and often times hilarious. This album is Rated R. It can be streamed on iTunes, Spotify, Deezer, Amazon, Apple Music and all the other usual sites and it is also AVAILABLE FOR FREE IN ENTIRETY on YouTube. ((expired link))

*Starting now, all future albums will be available for free on YouTube. Look for updates regarding re-releases of my 6 previous albums which will also be available for free on YouTube over the next 60 days.

This song is not part of an album and will not be available for download or stream on any other site.

"Dear Son, ... " is a love letter from a dying father to his son. Interspersed with clips from home movies, the song spans a father's and son's time together up until the end.

I hope you enjoy this deeply personal piece.

John Robertson

Friends,

To and Fro, a song from my upcoming album "Suburban Playground", due out 6/19.

Thank you for your support.

Respectfully,

John Robertson

An irreverent farewell to civility and compassion. Rolling around in the mud with humanity. I swear this city changed its name although the street signs read the same.

Friends,

Please check out I've Got You Covered on iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, and most other streaming sites!
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Respectfully,

John Robertson

Original song inspired by true events in my current home, the Twin Cities. The "blue line" is a light rail that serves as shelter for many individuals experiencing homelessness. Thank you for listening.

Respectfully,

John Robertson