Alexander - 'Truth'

Here is a live rendition of "Truth" from the album Alexander, a solo project by Alex Ebert, lead singer of Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros and Ima Robot. On the album, Ebert plays all of the instruments himself, and here the track is mixed by Bronson Island's Mike Schuppan.

[turdferguson]

My awesome taste in music brought me here.

[Iarthew]

When I first heard this song, I was just about to go to sleep.. but then I was listening it on repeat till 4 a.m. and still I had not enough... Listening to this rendition is like reliving some parts of my life that never happened or happened in another lifetime.
Big thanks 💚

[musicsoups]

Sometimes you just find a version of a song that surpasses all you've heard before... this happened today for me with this song I've listened to over and over ...sublime !! Thanks Bronson Island whoever you are!!!

[dipankardutta]

From guy Ritchie's covenant to here.... Damn it's beautiful❤

[strace]

Alex's band is simply incredible The voices push up to the skies .... what talent they are. I could watch this a million times

[filipettim]

Great! Amazing music.I feel better now. Greetings from South Poland. :)

[mikeireland]

What a mesmerizing and majestic song—the lyrics are brilliant and have helped me in my journey recently. Just love the eerie and mysterious texture of the song: the hypnotic whistling, the superb background singers, Ebert’s soothing, almost healing voice, the extraordinary keyboards, and so on. It is no wonder that Guy Ritchie chose this for his closing credits of his new movie “The Covenant” (so powerful right after the last scene of the knowing nods of understanding between the two protagonists) and why Vince Gilligan and his music editors chose this for the powerful scene just after Jesse had killed the naive Gale. One of the most meaningful and magical songs I have ever heard.

[slooph]

When I first heard this song I played again 19 times

[tjquest]

Guy Ritchie's The Covenant, thanks for a gr8 movie & this song. 🎵

[sporter]

This song is for bad days, good days, for every time that I am with myself. Thanks for creating this and touching us🙏🏼

[nickscott]

The older I get the more these lyrics seem to make sense.

[reimundlochner]

Soo a schönes Lied! Hör des seit 3tagen jeden Tag richtig richtig gut!!!

[AnthonyT]

RIP Gale, you were too good for this world.

[Waverer]

This song just got even more awesome somehow.

[laserfloyd]

I heard this song randomly on a chill playlist and I couldn't get enough of it. I think I listened to it about 20 times while mowing the lawn when it first showed up on my playlist, lol. Hearing this version is amazing. It's beautiful and haunting. I had to show it to my wife and kids. Truly remarkable song writing.

[demolerdemoler]

how can you possibly dislike this version is completely beyond me

[freddyflinton]

This is, by a considerable distance the most multi faceted song/journey I've ever had the fortune to hear. The most concise and touching lyrics, I can't imagine a human being not being moved by "Truth". It's like seeing an old friend for the first time in months/years; in a matter of moments you click again. A benevolent form of acceptance. Every time I hear it I interpret it differently. That's the true genius of this song, it speaks to you if you're at the bottom of the barrel or at the top of pile. I'd love to have the ability to evoke such emotions on humanity, what a wonderful gift.

[Andre_K.]

Ich bin auf dieses Lied jetzt aufmerksam geworden durch den Film 'der Pakt'. Das kommt am Ende. Ist einfach nur schön.der Text macht einen nachdenklich

[PPlex]

Thank you so much, this is the song of my life (Y) I will never stop listening and whistleing ... so happy with this song ... thank you so much Alexander & all your friends who played these lovely tunes together :-)

[TheVoxx]

What a performance...just amazing vocals....even better then the studio version!! Can´t get enough of this song