We’re serious when we say that Reset may be Jake Miller’s strongest track yet as an artist. The Justin Gray produced track feels like Jake’s biggest musical statement as an artist – it’s a big dramatic, slickly produced pop banger.
Written by Jake alongside Daniel Kyriankides and Justin Gray, the song sees Jake sing about the desire to reset a relationship gone wrong: “Can we just reset to the day we met? If you let me apologize for all the shit I said, Can we just reset, forgive and forget? ‘Cause I can’t take this silence, it’s too quiet in this bed,” the handsome twenty-seven year old Florida native croons on the new single.
The track is accompanied by a video from Evan Ross which sees Jake pine atop mountains, on beaches, and in true nineties boyband fashion cling at his vest in the rain. Stream above.
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