JP Saxe

JP Saxe is a Canadian singer-songwriter hailing from Toronto, whose emotive storytelling and poignant lyrics have carved out a significant place for him in the contemporary pop landscape. Born Jonathan Percy Starker Saxe on March 23, 1993, he grew up in a musically inclined family that fostered his deep love for music from a young age.

Saxe’s rise to prominence can be traced back to the release of his powerful ballad "If the World Was Ending" in 2019, which he created in collaboration with fellow artist Julia Michaels. The song became a commercial hit, earning him a nomination for Song of the Year at the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards. With a delicate touch for crafting relatable melodies, Saxe has continued to release critically acclaimed songs that resonate with listeners around the world. His works, including his most recent releases like "A Grey Area" and the heartfelt "Everything Ends" featuring Lizzy McAlpine and Tiny Habits, demonstrate his versatility and depth as a songwriter. JP Saxe is known not only for his studio works, but also for genuine performances such as "River (Live in Studio)", revealing an artist who connects with fans through both polished recordings and the raw vulnerability of live settings. His exploration of themes like love, loss, and introspection in songs such as "The Good Parts" and "When You Think Of Me" have solidified his status as an artist to watch in the ever-evolving music scene.

Genres

Alt Z

Canadian Contemporary R&b

Singer-songwriter Pop

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Latest Release

STRANGERS (feat. TINI)

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TINI

Single - Released May 16, 2025