“St. Louis, Missouri ” by Joshua Golden

Joshua Golden brings an honest and deeply raw storytelling journey with his newest release “St. Louis Missouri”. This is a hauntingly beautiful song about the details that follow the beginning stages of falling in love. Joshua Golden recalls some beautiful moments that puts together this toxic yet meaningful relationship that I’m sure many can resonate with. 

His vocals are strong and keep the lyrical journey honest. This song definitely will put the listener in their feels as they realize it is a song about a love had and a love lost. 

Really intelligently depicted from start to finish. 

Written by Tricia Patras

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