Emotion-led singer-songwriter GoldFord makes a powerful return with his latest single, Runnin', marking the beginning of a new musical chapter ahead of his anticipated project set to release in Autumn 2025 and sold-out global tour dates. Staying true to his signature ethos, “music to heal”, GoldFord delivers a soulful, uplifting track that radiates warmth and emotional depth from the very first note.

Blending his timeless fusion of pop and soul with honest storytelling, Runnin' reaffirms GoldFord’s gift for crafting songs that speak directly to the heart. The track introduces themes that will shape his upcoming body of work: healing, connection, and mental health. It’s a joyful reminder of hope, embodying the rich emotive vocals and raw sincerity that have become his trademark.

GoldFord first captured global attention with his breakout hit Orange Blossoms, now surpassing 70 million streams, and has since earned praise and support from notable artists including Sam Smith, SZA, and Noah Kahan. With a growing catalogue that has amassed over half a billion streams, he continues to carve out a distinct space in the global music scene as a voice of authenticity.

Live performance remains a cornerstone of GoldFord’s artistry, and this summer will see him embark on a world tour - with dates selling out fast. Among the most anticipated stops is his headline show at London’s Scala on 22 October, recently upgraded and sold out due to overwhelming demand.

GoldFord is a singer-songwriter with a voice that carries weight - rich, emotive, and unfiltered. With a timeless blend of pop and soul, he writes music rooted in truth. His raw, unvarnished songs, equal parts introspection and catharsis, grapple with heartbreak, healing, and the quiet revelations that come with growth and maturity.

Originally from St. Louis and now based in Los Angeles, GoldFord didn’t take the traditional path to music. For a decade, he was lost in the grind of corporate America, until a shattering breakup broke him open. That pain became a purpose, and music, once just a dream, became a necessity. “I was more afraid of dying with regret than I was of failing”, he says. That fear lit the fuse.

Since then, GoldFord has carved a lane all his own. His breakout single “Upside Down” marked his arrival, while “Orange Blossoms”, written in a moment of clarity under a citrus tree, became a viral hit. With over 70 million Spotify streams across platforms and co-signs from Sam Smith and SZA, it’s a song that transcends trends. His follow-up “Something Better”, co-produced by James Blake (whom he met serendipitously at a dog park), is another testament to the kind of soul-stirring honesty that defines his work.

Now, as he prepares to release a powerful new project, led by his latest single “Runnin”, GoldFord is stepping into an even more joyful, soulful chapter. The track bursts with warmth and light from the first note, carrying forward his mission to explore themes of mental health, healing, and human connection through music.

Later this summer, GoldFord will take his music global with a world tour, including his highly anticipated UK headline debut at London’s Scala on October 22 - recently upgraded due to overwhelming demand. With a festival debut at Austin City Limits and a personal invitation from Bernice King, daughter of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., to perform at The King Awards in Atlanta, it's clear: GoldFord is stepping into the spotlight, one soul-bearing song at a time.