The Last Second Save was created by songwriter Jesse Procaccini to channel his creative vision and inner-most thoughts. The 2-song single “Baltimore,” produced by Will Beasley and Paul Leavitt (All Time Low, The Dangerous Summer), has elevated his music and opened the door to a new era in his expression.
In the single “Baltimore,” Jesse teams up with fellow Maryland songwriter Ben DeHan to pen verses worthy of that city’s literary history. This song illuminates the possible by imagining what’s right around the corner and a new future that starts with a first step.
B-side “Next Best Thing” is an upbeat journey through an old memory whose verses are reminiscent of The Starting Line covering Tom Petty.
Jesse says, “My song Baltimore was written to highlight the resilience of the people of Baltimore. It’s about tough people living in a tough place yet overcoming tremendous obstacles and proving themselves. Even those that have moved away from Baltimore claim it as their hometown and always seem to be connected to the city.”
Of the b-side he adds, ““Next Best Thing” is about growing up in a broken home when the people you love continue to leave. It’s about wishing for a normal life with safe relationships. The song is about going through the dark or your lowest point and coming out of it still alive.”
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