The first new song from The Justus Trio since 2024's debut EP, Get Better hits on a different level. Energetic, straight to the heart lyrics, and the tight harmonies, bass lines, and arrangement that the Trio are known for - this one is sure to earn a replay (or 3 :))
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Introduction
Ambient Folk Rock from Milwaukee, WI/Sunshine Coast, AUS. For fans of John Denver, Coldplay, and The Lumineers.
As a solo artist, John Justus writes songs of hope, encouragement, and self-acceptance, while processing past relationships and his own journey of self-discovery.
A John Justus show is a safe place- misogyny, violence, bigotry, and xenophobia will not be tolerated.
“All In Good Time (For You, With Love)” is a testament to Justus’ musical prowess and his ability to inspire through his emotive storytelling.” Allen Hallas- breakingandentering.net
John Justus Is Alive
and always searching for new ways to express and experience his own emotions. He writes songs to serve as companions for anyone trying to improve their life or who needs a little encouragement along the way.
While working as a therapist, John found himself limited in the pursuit of his vision of a more connected world. Believing that when like-minded people get together and share their ideas, they can change things for the better, John turned to music in 2021 to realize his decade-long dream of becoming a professional musician and took the plunge.
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“When it comes to John Justus, you can really tell he puts his heart and soul into his music. The singer loves to get the crowd involved, such as a “choose your own adventure” by cheering to pick a “vibe”. He even asked for words from the crowd to make a song... Justus truly makes people feel included and seen, especially with his song “All In Good Time” which talks about anxiety and an uncertainness of the future.” - Isabella Zieske
“With love in his voice and generosity in his lyrics, Justus tells us to be a little nicer to ourselves with “Believe in You.” Accompanied by a gentle acoustic melody he affirms that we are worthy of good things in life, even when we’re our own biggest critics. The song feels like Justus is looking you in the eyes as he’s singing, reflecting a sense of sincerity like you always have a friend in the room as long as he’s there.” - Ben Slowey
Podcasts, Playlists, and Films
Three of my instrumentals (Believe In You, All In Good Time and an unreleased song “Upwards”) feature in this great documentary by Spray Painted Poems. So happy to have been included in some homegrown Milwaukee content alongside some great artists and musicians.