Jon Foreman, a prolific singer-songwriter and frontman of the Grammy-winning rock band Switchfoot, shared last Friday, April 12, his "fresh-out-the-oven" life-affirming anthem: "I Propose A Toast," off of his upcoming new album: "In Bloom" (out May 31).
What 'I Propose A Toast' is About
The single is co-produced by James McAlister, a musician who has closely worked with and written for the likes of Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran, and Sufjan Stevens.
"I Propose A Toast" serves as the opening track for Foreman's forthcoming LP and revolves around the celebration of priceless connections defining a beautifully lived life.
Through his patented lyrical focus underscored by the light acoustic instrumentalization, Foreman inspires would-be listeners to connect despite differences for the sake of a better, happier tomorrow.
Foreman exemplifies this idea he preaches to the tune of love and understanding as he sings: "Here's to love and here's to life / Here's to fighting side-by-side / Here's to us together / You and I".
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Jon Foreman on 'I Propose A Toast'
Delving behind the track's meaning, Foreman said in a statement: "'I Propose A Toast' is a song to be sung at the end of a beautiful night with friends. It's a refrain born of the paradox of humanity: recognizing both the pain and the beauty."
"The darkness, and the light," he continued. "I wanted a song that would embrace the truth of where we are, and the roads that brought us here."
Alongside the arrival of the new song, a stunning lyric video for "I Propose A Toast" was also released featuring breathtaking sceneries of friendships being forged in front of gorgeous backdrops of nature, showered by the orange-hued rays of a setting sun.
You can now stream the single on all major platforms by clicking here or you can watch the official lyric video below.
Foreman is in the midst of Brandon Lake's "Tear The Roof Off Tour" as a support act, playing arenas and large clubs across the US. So far, the shows for the following cities are now sold out: Brooklyn (NY), Memphis (TN), Arlington (TX), and Orlando (FL).
For the full tour routing, click here.
