Gone West - What Couldve Been (acoustic) Apr 2026

Released in early 2020 as a "Fireside Session," the acoustic rendition of "What Could’ve Been" hyper-focuses on the band's four-part vocal chemistry. Filmed in a single take at Lewis Park Recordings in Nashville, the video highlights the raw, organic vibe of a group that was essentially two couples making music together.

The members—, Justin Kawika Young , Jason Reeves , and Nelly Joy —trade verses about a relationship that fell apart through small, avoidable mistakes. By removing the drums and driving studio production, the acoustic arrangement emphasizes the "plaintive" and "crisp" nature of their harmonies. The Story Behind the Song Gone West - What Couldve Been (Acoustic)

It was the first song the group wrote that felt like it represented all four of them equally, rather than being a solo vehicle for Caillat. A Bittersweet Legacy Released in early 2020 as a "Fireside Session,"

It explores the "lingering regret" of things that could have been done differently—talking softer, kissing harder, or following through on promises. By removing the drums and driving studio production,

The song famously references Bob Dylan’s album Blood on the Tracks , a nod from Jason Reeves to his favorite songwriter.