The 15-track concept album was produced by Ian Carmichael (Lamb, The Orchids, One Dove) and revolves around the complications of love.
This music video marks Tom and Daniel Franzese's next collaboration following the music video for "La Bufadora" and "Quebec". To celebrate Pride Month, Tom will be hosting a live stream show every Friday at 8PM PT for the month of June on the GROWLr app called Friday Night Live, where the crooner serenades fans with originals and covers. PRESS HERE to download GROWlr.
"At the time, I was going through a really rough patch with my husband. I was writing a lot about the struggles we were having and I realized that I wasn't focusing enough on why I was still in the relationship. I wasn't honoring what we had built, what was still beautiful, and the potential future I hoped we still would have," Tom Goss shared with Gay Times.
"'Regretting' is ultimately about not regretting. Regardless of how hard things have been, or may be in the future, I won't live in regret. I will work to remember the wonderful, the beautiful, and the inspirational, regardless of how hard it may be from moment to moment."
Through these difficult times of isolation, Tom recently united artists from around the world to spread love and laughter amidst difficult times with the release of groovy single/video "Dancing in My Room." PRESS HERE to watch the video. The video, choreographed by Ashley Chavarria, features people of all ages and backgrounds across 10 different countries and 5 continents reminding those struggling and in need of community that they are not alone.
The single is now available in English, Spanish and French with rap features in different languages from artists on different continents. All proceeds from "Dancing in My Room" will go to United Way Worldwide, a global non-profit that supports community service organizations around the world.
PRESS HERE to watch the English version. Tom Goss feat. Natalie Jane, Max Emerson, Sam Renascent.
Tom Goss is an acclaimed singer-songwriter from Wisconsin who wrestled at the college level in Missouri before eventually entering a Washington, DC seminary, leaving the priesthood after a year, and marrying his husband.
Since the launch of a successful music career in 2006, the Los Angeles-based artist has delivered six fan-favorite independent albums, generated over 10 million collective streams and 14 million views, landed syncs everywhere from ABC and HBO to Univision, and performed alongside Andy Grammer, Taylor Dayne, and more.
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