Up-and-coming solo artist JACK drops his third single “7th and Hamilton.” It follows his May release of “Internet Rock Man” and his recent release of “Good Party.” All three songs come in preparation for JACK’s debut album Sad Songs in C Major.
The Omaha native is working with heavy hitters on his new music, including five-time Grammy nominated producer and engineer Rick Carson. JACK’s memorable voice shines amidst a genre-defying blend of folk-punk and grunge-pop throughout the record.
That sound is present from the opening chords of “7th and Hamilton” with JACK’s pitch-perfect vocals. And in the chorus, his vocals sore, alternating octaves with ease. It juxtaposes “GOOD PARTY,” a bouncy single that could fall on the playlists of earlY 2000s, pop-punk and emo fans.
“7th and Hamilton” sounds like something a indie-pop bad like fun. would release. Put the pair together, and you have a versatile reflection of what JACK’s anticipated album will sound like.
With just two singles on Spotify, the sky is the limit for this up-and-comer. Keep a close eye on new music from JACK here.
