Sometimes, things just don’t work out, and singer/songwriter Brett J.B. is willing to embrace that on new single “In Defense of Ghosting.” The track is soft and somber, yet to the point when it comes to talking about a creative relationship that just didn’t go as planned. It doesn’t sound like there is much malice in Brett’s voice here, but he’s willing to admit that he’s better off without someone, and that things have gone for the better by his lonesome. There’s a realist tone about this song that can often be difficult to accept, but Brett J.B. stands his ground in a non-confronatational way on the single. Check it out here:

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