Interview: Tom Goss shares his new single, "Quayside"

In this episode, I chat with acclaimed singer/songwriter Tom Goss, who has just released his new single, "Quayside," from his upcoming album, Territories. In a departure for the ‘guitar-toting troubadour,’ Goss explores new musical territory with “Quayside” (pronounced ‘key-side’) opting for contemporary synth-pop and guitar instrumentation. The chill summer song shares the delicate story of entering into a polyamorous relationship. I recently chatted at length with Goss about the new track and how his own perceptions of love and relationships shaped the narrative of the upcoming album. A veteran musician of seven albums, Goss has played over a thousand concerts in over a hundred cities around the globe, and his music has been featured on ABC, HBO and Univision. A college wrestler turned Catholic seminarian turned out singer/songwriter, Goss is well-known in the LGBT world for his music videos for “Bears,” “Round in All The Right Places,” and his cover of the Dusty Springfield classic “Son of a Preacher Man,” which reimagines the video as a poignant ballad about two gay teens. Racking up more than 12 million views of his music videos, Goss has been praised by press outlets such as The Washington Post, The Advocate, The Daily Beast, Huff Post, Billboard and more. His new single, "Quayside," is available on all digital download sites.