
Why Did You Go? (feat. Marc Nelson)
The Jaded Lover production duo are back, and this time they each apply the remix treatment to a catchy new ditty featuring Marc Nelson on vocals, who was the executive producer at The Alley Recording Company.

The Jaded Lover production duo are back, and this time they each apply the remix treatment to a catchy new ditty featuring Marc Nelson on vocals, who was the executive producer at The Alley Recording Company.

Jaded Lover returns with Ex-Post Dishes, a single that was vaguely inspired by Pulp’s infamous “Dishes.” Beyond the title though, the similarities to Mr. Cocker’s domestic musings end as New Wave guitar, synth, and drums mesh with the vocals to create the already hook-laden label’s catchiest tune yet.

Is there time enough? There certainly is for the latest single from Jaded Lover. The production duo turn out their catchiest synthpop number to date with a series of hooks and licks that are sure to stick in your head long after the clock runs out.

Jaded Lover hits with more past goodness on ‘08-’18 Upgrayedd Mixes Vol. 3. A re-mix/master “Upgrayedd” treatment on two tracks, with a new song that only existed as an unreleased demo before now.

Jaded Lover hits with more past goodness on ‘08-’18 Upgrayedd Mixes Vol. 2. A re-mix/master “Upgrayedd” treatment on two tracks, with a new song that only existed as an unreleased demo before now.

Jaded Lover is diving into the song vault on ‘08-’18 Upgrayedd Mixes Vol. 1. A re-mix/master “Upgrayedd” treatment on two tracks, with a new song that only existed as an unreleased demo before now.
![The cover art for Télépopmusik's It Hurts (feat. Jo Wedin) [Jaded Lover Wanted To Keep It Casual Mix] Single with a beige abstract blur of Jo in front of a mirror](https://i0.wp.com/jadedlover.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/It-Hurts-feat-Jo-Wedin_Jaded-Lover-Wanted-To-Keep-It-Casual-Mix_Telepopmusik_Cover_300_1200.webp?fit=600%2C600&ssl=1)
In the hands of Jaded Lover, “It Hurts” is a sonic journey between spaced-out self-reflections, punctuated by the occasional, sweeping bass drop, making it both the perfect track by which to chill and vibe.

“We all have to go sometime,” his voice now somehow powerfully audible over the din of the bar and ambiance of the venue. It seemingly bypassed everyone’s ears altogether, pushing right into their minds.“But for all of us in this room, that night is tonight.”

“Detritus” is a seductive earworm that says much while saying little. Jaded Lover throw a couple of EBM cyborgs from your post-apocalyptic nightmares into their “Sifting Through The Ashes Mix” to round out the single.

Tap tap tap. Too terrified to turn around, the arm I thought was holding my phone has disappeared. I had never made the call. My arm is missing. Earlier I made a call using it and had a full conversation. All I can think is “that man stole my arm.”
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