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title: With Caden Jester
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# With Caden Jester

## Record

### With Caden Jester

**Summary.** Singer-songwriter. Let You Go (feat. FEiN) plays in The Fosters S5 E9. Luke: guitar, including the solo, and songwriting.

Singer-songwriter. Let You Go (feat. FEiN) plays in The Fosters S5 E9. Luke: guitar, including the solo, and songwriting. Collaborator hub for Luke F. Walton and Scoobert Doobert credits with Caden Jester. Status on site: complete. Caden Jester's Let You Go features FEiN. Luke Francis Walton wrote it with Brandon Woodward and played the guitar, including the solo. SoundCloud publisher metadata gives ℗ 2017 Tiny Giant Recordings and lists the writer/composer field as Caden Jester only. The description links an Instagram post, How I Made "Let You Go". Luke's account of that video: Caden claims the guitar solo, and the solo is Luke's. The track plays in The Fosters S5 E9 ("Prom," Freeform, 5 September 2017), and also in Are You the One? S6 E7. Collaborations: Let You Go (feat. FEiN) (The Fosters S5 E9 Prom (Freeform, 5 Sep 2017) · guitar, including the solo, and songwriting · FEiN featured vocal · ℗ 2017 Tiny Giant Recordings). Press on Caden Jester releases: What-Song: The Fosters S5E9, TuneFind: Let You Go (feat. FEiN), Spotify: Let You Go (feat. FEiN), Apple Music: Let You Go, SoundCloud: Let You Go (Caden Jester), Instagram: How I Made "Let You Go", Fanlink: Let You Go, Caden Jester: production, SoundCloud: FEiN: TWENTYSEVENTEEN (playlist context). Related hubs: FEiN hub (Luke Walton + Brandon Woodward).

- Themes: collaborator, Caden Jester, caden-jester, Collaborations
- Record id: with:caden-jester

Archived from https://lukefwalton.com/with/caden-jester/. Canonical: https://lukefwalton.com/with/caden-jester/. This is a surface record: a normalized public-canon summary built from the same data modules as the live page, not a copy of the rendered page.