
​"Mistletoe Current" is the antidote to the "frantic rush" of the holiday season. It’s an intimate, cozy indie-folk track for listeners who want to slow down and find a moment of peace.
​The song trades sleigh bells and spectacle for the gentle "rhythm of the fire's low." With its warm acoustic layers, soft, layered vocals, and a "nothing to prove, nothing to do" message, it’s a sonic warm blanket for a cold winter night.
​We see this as a perfect fit for listeners seeking a calm, reflective, and authentic holiday sound.
​🎯 Target Playlists
​This song would fit perfectly alongside artists like Sufjan Stevens, Phoebe Bridgers (holiday tracks), and Bon Iver.
​Holiday Vibe:
​Christmas Coffeehouse: Its acoustic, relaxed nature is a perfect match.
​Cozy Christmas: The entire song feels like the definition of this playlist.
​Acoustic Christmas: Fits the instrumentation and mood perfectly.
​Genre/Mood Vibe (Non-Seasonal):
​Cozy Acoustic: The warm, intimate production is ideal for this.
​Chill Folk: For listeners who want reflective, gentle folk music.
​Your Favorite Coffeehouse: A great fit for any day of the year.
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Mistletoe Current (orig)

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High While The World Ends

HIGH WHILE THE WORLD ENDS

Mercy

my. final. symphony.

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When I felt low, I came to you.
When I felt good, I came to you. 
I held you responsible for all my best qualities.
I attached my personality to you. 
I should have known from the start you were no good for me. 
The positivity I felt was a manifestation of your hold over me, not my true feelings.
It took me some time, but I fought you off. 
You stabbed me in the back too many times.
No matter how much I tried to paint you as my savior, you were my devil, you were my downfall, the lowest point of my life. 
Thank you… thank you for showing me my worst self, thank you for showing me how low I can fall. 
You can keep trying to bring me down, but I’ll keep my middle finger raised up high and you can find your way back to hell. 

- updog xx

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Verse 1:

Im so tired of my life and
I think I need a little time now
To find another meaning
While Im bleeding
As I’m pulling
another knife from my back, damn
I keep comparing you to satan 
Hope that one day I'll awaken 
To realize that I thought you were the one
But you took all your cards off the table 
Im so tired of my life.

Verse 2:

I thank you for all my mistakes girl 
You always kept my mind in chains girl 
When I knew what I gave you
But you owned me
And thats on me
Should’ve left when I met you
Thought that things would never change, yea 
The bitter fall of my own strength
Looking back I
Could’ve fought more
Let myself down
And I feel the distress take its toll now
Im so tired of my life.

tired of my life

🎵 stream

life in minor

Sanity

Unlike Pluto - Sanity

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Inmate 8576

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Kerosene

The Underground

Stream

Unlike Pluto x 8 Graves - The Underground

Adam Jensen - Baby Blue

SPOTIFY
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Baby Blue

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Lowlife

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On the surface, a story like Adam Jensen’s seems all too common in the music industry: an aimless, mischievous youth is heading down the wrong path until, almost serendipitously, he picks up an instrument and develops a life-changing fascination with the craft of songwriting.  But, dig a little deeper, and you’ll find that Adam Jensen’s story is a stupefying coming-of-age tale, filled with bookies and bar brawls, knives and jail cells, recovery and redemption.  It’s a small miracle that Jensen is alive; let alone producing some of the most vibrant and inspiring songs of the last few years.
 
It’s no surprise that Jensen comes from Boston, given his laughably thick accent that all but disappears when he sings. When asked about his story, Jensen wears his heart on his sleeve. “As for me, I’ll be the first to admit it – I used to get in a lot of trouble.”
 
Up until his early twenties, Jensen was far from a law abiding citizen. After being kicked out of George Washington University and Northeastern University for fighting and stripped of his soccer scholarship, he made money working for a bookie and selling “a little weed”. Stabbings, assaults, scars, arrests, robberies, weekly supervised check-ins; these were just some of the reasons he decided to make a change. “I finally realized I needed to turn my life around when I flew to LA to record some music,” shares Jensen. “I got back to Boston, and the police were waiting for me as I got off the plane.  I was arrested for violating my probation.” 
 
Even during the darkest of days, Jensen always made time for music.  “I started playing piano when I was about 9 years old,” he explains. "And, I practiced on an old upright piano that I had to keep outside in the garage. Then, when I was 12, I saw Kurt Cobain on MTV and immediately started teaching myself guitar. I used an old acoustic that one of my uncles left behind after he was tossed into rehab.”
 
At 13 years old, Jensen used a 4-track recorder – a Christmas gift from his mother – to record his first original song.  Soon after, he started posting his songs online and making his own CDs. By 15, he was playing at open mics all over New England. “Another uncle of mine would drive me everywhere,” describes Jensen. “We’d even drive down to NYC and back in the same day, just so I could play two songs.”
 
Influenced heavily by The Beatles and the proud owner of every Beatles pressing in circulation, Jensen also gets inspiration from Kurt Cobain and Third Eye Blind’s Stephan Jenkins. Though Jensen is – in some ways – still finding his footing, he has already made a name for himself with his boyish good looks, buttery voice and astonishingly unique brand of alternative-infused pop.  Most impressive, perhaps, is his ability to pair buoyant, upbeat rhythms with dark and thought-provoking lyrics.   “Musically, my goal is to keep growing as an artist – never getting stuck in one place. Of course, I also have plans to not die or get arrested again.”
 


Contact: 
adamjensenmusic@gmail.com