Jim Camacho - One Glorious Day (2026) Hi-Res

NOTE! *** contains tracks in various sample rates 16-24bit.

Miami-based singer-songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Jim Camacho (formerly of The Goods)—also a producer, playwright, actor, and sound designer—released his new record, One Glorious Day, last November, but it’s only now available on Bandcamp. A good reason to share it here, especially since the LP hasn’t yet received the attention it deserves.

Born from a write-a-song-a-day challenge that spiraled into creative overload (137 quite versatile tunes to choose from), the musician distills restlessness, tenderness, and hard-earned clarity into 10 lived-in tracks. He moves effortlessly between soft-rock unease, social commentary, cinematic nostalgia, barroom haze, delicate humor, tech-paranoia, and melodic warmth, sounding most alive when he leans into uncertainty rather than resolving it.

One Glorious Day captures that suspended moment before dawn: unsure, exhausted, but still humming with possibility. Well performed, well produced, worth exploring.