The full album from Jacob Jacko has finally arrived and it has a lot of beautiful, pop, and rock approaches throughout its course.
Songs that are most notable are: "Feel Alive" and "Turnaround" but many of the songs on the release are more than worthy of a listen.
Jacob has been at it for a long time and this album certainly shows it.
Press Release:
With the release of the Much Sublime album, Jacob Chacko delivers a soiree of pop tonality that expands into experimental textures and tones all performed with an unstoppable pop-rock approach.
"Much Sublime is my second album which was an important and natural evolution in my musical journey. I added a co vocal producer Tom Monaco to the music production team to give it strength and integrity. The album started out with the first single "City With Lights On" a song about the big cities recovering from the pandemic. From that point on, the composition came so naturally for the most part celebrating life after the pandemic. The album is an eleven song, diverse in style/genre hopefully to delight an eclectic music palate fan," explains Jacob of the record.
Jacob Chacko has been playing music since he was just a teenager but then took a 15-year hiatus to focus on other parts of his life.
All of that changed during the pandemic when he used that time to begin writing original songs on his own.
With a new spark ignited, he reached out to sound engineer Les Lovell (The Music Factory) who helped him set up a home music studio so he could produce and record his songs.
It has been a massive uphill journey from there.
"My sound has matured gracefully with the addition of my new music production team member. I believe these collaborations have yielded a diverse and full sound in my final music product. Hope to do more collaborations in the future," says Jacob.
The Much Sublime album serves as a testament to where he is at with his sound right now.
The record is available for streaming and download on most major platforms and Jacob is always working on new material for upcoming releases.
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