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The Gambler

Description: New JR JR song Discussing the inspiration for “The Gambler,” Epstein recalled a visit to Las Vegas. “We were put up in a truly depressing casino, which featured an oxygen/IV fluid bar in the lobby, next to a tattoo parlor. The hotel’s all-you-can-eat buffet was highly worrisome to me as a germ spreading nightmare (and Covid-19 wasn’t even a thought yet). Now, I’m no prude when it comes to life, but something happened to my psyche seeing old men dragging their oxygen tanks behind them as they smoked menthol cigarettes indoors. I decided I’d try to play some slots, but the ATM charged a $25 fee, and I refused to pay that out of principle. I tried to find another casino (or even a pharmacy) to use a different ATM, but found that the walkway to get to the “strip” was shut down because a bunch of young white teenagers were attempting to fight any homeless people who walked by. So what was I to do? I figured I'd do what anyone in that position naturally would — go for a bite in the Guy Fieri affiliated restaurant by the hotel pool. But when I was informed I’d have to pay $25 to get to the pool, I again refused out of principle. I then took the photo we’re using for this single's cover in what used to be the horse racing portion of the casino, which seemed to have been abandoned since the early 2000s. Immediately after taking the photo, I had what I can only describe as a 14 hour panic attack until we left a full day early. Eventually I got home and started making beats from sounds and samples that matched the feeling of the photo. Soon after, I shared it with Daniel and he enhanced the elements that made the song feel “drunk” and “woozy” to match the characters we were writing about, and brought greater dynamics into the story by shrinking and expanding the sonic landscape as the song moved. Ultimately, the song does capture a feeling that is uniquely Las Vegas.” spotify:album:2ICugSF3dJS1m5Ab3RLQUx https://music.apple.com/us/album/the-gambler-single/1516853427?ls=1 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B089QHFNK9 https://music.amazon.com/albums/B089QHFNK9 https://music.apple.com/us/album/the-gambler-single/1516853427?ls=1&app=itunes