Jack Bailey Brings Authentic Strokes of Folk Pop with ‘The Fall’
Jack Bailey is a singer-songwriter and contemporary pop artist. His bare soundscapes are an extension of himself, honest, authentic, and vulnerable. Expanding as strokes of acoustics and storytelling, they encapsulate the fragility of being human. The artist is a self-made and self-taught musician and you can see it in his music. Informed by intuition and a free hand, it has a very organic pulse that you can devour in real time.
His latest release is ‘The Fall’, a track that touches upon unrequited love. He incredibly shapes that in between the space of having love to give, but not having anywhere to put it. That feeling of being stuck is what he demonstrates. Listeners of John Mayer, Taylor Swift, Justin Bieber, and Ed Sheeran are sure to enjoy the lyrical depth and candor of this track. Listen Now!
The track is detailed with piano acoustics, its soft peaks contrasting the warm baritones. The rhythm is fluid, shaped by the flow of emotions. It is mellow and lofi, but doesn’t fall short of its affecting quotients and sentiments.
