Returning with a narrative-driven, emotionally enriched synth-pop single ‘I Think I Love You’, the indie singer Simon Jacobs consolidates his position in the market.
London, United Kingdom Feb 1, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - Without any big breaks and creative hiatus, the indie singer and songwriter Simon Jacobs comes back like the winds with a brand new pop single 'I Think I Love You'. In his new project, he uses an array of synthesizers, stunning reverbs, and echo to complement emotional lyrics about his genuine feeling of love from start to finish. It isn't an autobiographic melodic narration about the complications he lives through like his other hits. He bamboozled his Spotify fans with the release of the new electro-pop track on January 22, 2021. The song is daubed in pink and purple colors of love that he cherishes in the respect of his new crush.
Most of Simon Jacobs' compositions circle around the common theme smeared in a cold and unsettling atmosphere. But songs like 'Stiff Upper Lip', 'Make It Happen' and 'Waiting for the Rain' have uncovered the beautiful, upbeat versions of energized synth and electro-pop. He builds a new genre with the eerie sub-bass and dark tones describing his numb feelings and the losing power of absorbing feeling with new rounds. 'Be Like Water' is a staggering number that is dedicated to Hong Kong's protestors. It is a fearless song demonstrating the torture of police on the dissidents. The motivational lyrics and catchy melodies make the song one of his biggest hits.
With the album 'Baby Boomer', he hosted a gig for the first time at the Notting Hill Arts Club. The appealing songs of the album immediately struck a chord with the audiences present at the club. His nephew, William Jacobs helped him to produce the new pop single 'I Think I Love You'. His music videos on YouTube have garnered serious attention from contemporary pop music lovers. Follow him on his website, Youtube, Spotify, Facebook, and Instagram for the latest songs.
Here is the link to this track: https://open.spotify.com/track/1lqYnmSpSaKt6yh06AIpCQ
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