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Highschool Jacob writes a "Different" breakup song

  • October 11, 2023
  • Victoria Polsely
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Expansive rising pop artist Highschool Jacob has just unleashed his latest single. Called "Different" the track follows his emotive song "Paradise" shared earlier this year.

"Different" is a unique breakup song with two people's changing perspectives narrated throughout the single. Lyrics including, "Oh, it would've been different (Can't sleep without you) / Loving at a premium with me /The promises you kept and broke that's free / Ah, but hold me close a little one more time" show the tug and war with inner emotions when one truly loves someone but is not sure they should be their partner. Sonically, "Different" highlights sullen soul-baring vocals and expressive melodies. Daring colliding lush rhythms filled with breezy synths and emotive guitar riffs create an emotional and expansive musical offering.

Highschool Jacob is a Los Angeles based multifaceted artist, composer, and creator. Influenced by the likes of Porches, Still Woozy, 1975 and Tyler, the Creator, Highschool Jacob creates his own blend of quirky yet accessible alt pop. Take a listen to "Different" now and send this gem to your family and friends.

*photo credit Sela Shiloni

Connect with Highschool Jacob: INSTAGRAM

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