Short Cuts: “St. June” by A.J. Fullerton (2026)

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The first single from A.J. Fullerton’s EP, Baretone, is A raw, swampy, spontaneous love letter that blurs the lines between adoration and total worship.

“St. June” feels beautifully loose and deeply intimate. Tracked live in a room with minimal planning, the song captures the exact moment Colorado-born, Nashville-based roots-rock luminary A.J. Fullerton and Parlor Greens drummer Tim Carman locked in to create. Fullerton commands the track with a rich arrangement of baritone guitar, slide guitar, and bass, while Lauren Frihauf provides stunning backing vocals that lift the song’s spiritual, testimonial weight while enhancing Fullerton’s throaty delivery. It’s an authentic slice of raw chemistry that chooses feeling over perfection and entirely nails it.

A soulful, slide-heavy confession that feels completely in the moment.

I’m looking forward to the full EP which comes this fall via Gitcha Records.

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