J Ember Has Us "Wishing For Rain" On New Single

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Rising Indie-rocker J Ember has returned with his new single "Wishing For Rain." Last time we heard from J, we premiered his single "Nothing Left." Since then, the Toronto native has used his various musical influences to channel his interpretation of Indie rock into various well-received releases gaining placements on some of the industry's most well-respected playlists. Explaining the process behind "Wishing For Rain", J said:

The creation of 'wishing for rain' felt similar to the days when I used to practice with my high school band in my parent's basement - a free flow jam session with producer Jake Bowman that resulted in a structured rock song.

Listen to the new single from J Ember below which was just featured in an episode of Showtime's hit show Shameless.

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