There's a sense of joyful creation in the work of Gerald Jacobs.
The UK talent seems to delight in making music, find heaven in simply being able to express himself.
'The Loudest Quiet' seemed to signal that something special was about to happen, matching butter-soft production against his stark, impactful flow.
Clash is able to air new cut 'L.I.H.Y.G.I.' and, if anything, it's a substantial step forward. The woozy production pilfers from the classic soul songbook, but the whole thing retains a UK-centric feel.
Gerald Jacobs is reppin' his home scene, adding a little local spice to a universal flavour. It's a confident return, but not one full of braggadocio – rather, the work of a young artist rapidly coming into his own, who's aware of his own talents and how to use them.
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