From the highs of three #1 hits, a SESAC Songwriter Award, and sold-out shows from London to New York, Austin to Seattle, to the lows of shattering his leg mid-show and rebuilding from the ashes of a lost record deal, Jesse Butterworth has learned to embrace the whole story—and find the specks of gold in just about anything.

A genre-defying artist with an insatiable curiosity for all things music, Jesse’s career spans from fronting the critically acclaimed The West Coast Feed—praised as “electrifying” (Melodic Magazine) and “a force of nature” (American Songwriter)—to releasing a string of ambitious solo albums that blend pop, soul, and cinematic storytelling.

Recorded at the legendary Abbey Road Studios, Jesse’s projects All The Gold I’ve Struck, Poptimism Vol. 1 & 2, Symphonic, and Who Spiked the Eggnog showcase a songwriter who refuses to be defined by genre or circumstance. The BBC called his music “brilliant,” and it’s easy to hear why—each song feels like a postcard from the bright side, stamped with hope, humor, and humanity.

Jesse lives in Seattle with his wife Marisa, their three kids—Liam, Finn, and Harper—and their dog, Maple Syrup.