A Rock Revelation of Purpose, Pulse, and Pure Grit
From the heart of Seaford, NY, Jesse Kinch emerges once more with an anthem that’s as personal as it is powerful. His latest single Born Ready, released on May 16th, 2025, is not just a song—it’s a statement. A fierce proclamation of purpose, identity, and relentless artistic drive, the track captures Kinch’s signature rock-rooted energy with a raw, unfiltered spirit that calls back to the golden age of guitar-led storytelling.
Written, performed, and produced by Kinch himself, Born Ready beats with the pulse of someone who never questioned their path. With thunderous drum work from the acclaimed Joe Nevolo recorded at Cove City Sound, and all other instrumentation layered by Kinch in his own home studio, The Sanctuary, this track is as DIY as it is destined. The recording process embraced the unvarnished honesty of rock and roll—every chord a confession, every note a step deeper into Kinch’s soul.
Described by the artist as autobiographical, the song traces the throughline of a life built on focus, fire, and the unstoppable call of creation. “You must have focus, determination and dedication when you are born with a talent,” Kinch says. “It’s to live what you love.” And live it he does—pouring into Born Ready a clarity of voice and vision rarely heard in today’s noise-heavy landscape.
A standout guitar lead scorches through the final act, ushering in a heartbeat rhythm that pulses like a mantra for the musically driven. The track doesn’t ask for your attention—it earns it. It resonates with listeners who’ve faced the silence of self-doubt and answered back with sound.
With UK rock radio embracing the single and a major hometown show planned for the fall, Jesse Kinch is entering a new era—on his own terms. Born Ready isn’t just a debut of new music. It’s the ignition point of an artist who never stopped believing the stage was his home.
“Now I’m gonna take this ride. Born ready with the music here inside. It’s not my turn to die.” For Jesse Kinch, the journey is far from over. In fact, it might just be beginning.
