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GentlemanJesse

Gentleman Jesse is an American Indie Rock artist, known for his catchy melodies and introspective lyrics.

Type
Solo artist
Origin
United States
Country
États-Unis
Active since
2012
Tracks
02

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Biography

Story

Gentleman Jesse is a solo artist from the United States, active in the Indie Rock genre. His discography includes several albums, notably "Leaving Atlanta" (2012), "Lose Everything" (2021), and "I Wonder If You Would Even Notice (Singles and Rarities)" (2025).

He is also featured in KracRadio's programming with tracks such as "Where Time Stands Still" and "Return of the Mack", showcasing his influence in the independent music scene.

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    Gentleman Jesse is an American Indie Rock artist.

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    He released the album "Leaving Atlanta" in 2012.

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    His album "Lose Everything" was released in 2021.

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    He recently released "I Wonder If You Would Even Notice (Singles and Rarities)" in 2025.

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    His tracks are featured on KracRadio.

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Selection

Discography

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  • I Wonder If You Would Even Notice (Singles and Rarieties)
    2025

    I Wonder If You Would Even Notice (Singles and Rarieties)

  • Lose Everything — Gentleman Jesse
    2021

    Lose Everything

  • Leaving Atlanta — Gentleman Jesse
    2012

    Leaving Atlanta

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FAQ

About the artist

Q01Where can I listen to Gentleman Jesse?+

You can listen to Gentleman Jesse on his KracRadio page.

Q02What albums has Gentleman Jesse released?+

Gentleman Jesse has released the albums "Leaving Atlanta" (2012), "Lose Everything" (2021), and "I Wonder If You Would Even Notice (Singles and Rarities)" (2025).

Q03What tracks by Gentleman Jesse are featured on KracRadio?+

The tracks featured on KracRadio include "Where Time Stands Still" and "Return of the Mack."