Indie Artist Music Review - Single - Count On Me by Seth Jacobson

Seth Jacobson Count On Me Music Single Review

A new music single is making the rounds in town and is by none other than Seth Jacobson. Singers that are born to sing are those that started singing from a very tender age. That is exactly what describes Seth Jacobson, a gifted artist with a knack for creating captivating music.

A Singer with Impeccable Artistic Background

Seth Jacobson was born in Upstate, New York. He started singing when he was four years old. Since then, he did not stop but progressed to become a top-notch singing sensation—taking part in the school band, obtaining an educational qualification, and mastering the art of playing the trumpet. Seth’s reputation over the years reflects directly on his new music single. The singer’s incredible trumpet solo skills won him many awards from different competitions. But it is his specialty in singing that has attracted people to pay closer attention to his abilities.

The ‘Count On Me’ Music Single Dissected

The Count On Me single is a powerful masterpiece with tale-telling vibes and vocals that struck home with punchy lines and dexterity. The song kicks off with gigantic punching and buzzing basslines, with sneaky key changes in between a high-up tempo flow. Then Seth moves in with the funky, free-flowing vocals that show no sign of a ‘newbie’ in them. From the first tone opening when his vocals heralded the beat, I knew this Upstate son really means business.

Seth delivers a heavy, vibrant, and sharp tonal rendition that sounds a bit like Craig David on the heavier side and more like R. Kelly on the Swag side. Beat aside, lyrics and the flare infused in them define the success of any song. Did Seth deliver in this regard? He did not just deliver but slay the song lyrically. Seth channels his music-loving paranoia and daring self-confidence, explaining his ability to capture the listener’s mindset with his super singing and composing skills. With the opening lines that read, “First off, allow me to make something clear…a revolution is what you’d hear…” The confidence he exuded here isn’t just for show, but he meant and did put every bit of it into action. He promises to take the listener to cloud nine on the next line, “With every song that I sing, I’m gonna take you higher.” And he did just that throughout the rest of the song. Seth Jacobson’s sing-along vocals gracefully flitted in and out of his outstanding falsetto from the sky-high crystal clear synth-pop palette. Boasting further that “If there is one thing that I’m known I’m not a liar,” Seth went on to prove he wasn’t just singing for play since when he was a child. His tempo control was mesmerizing, and the fast-rap lines are even more compelling because you can hear and relate to every word he said. “Once you hear my conversation, you would swear I’m a magician and not a musician ’cause you won’t believe it” is yet another powerful lyrical ingenuity Seth employs to showcase his unique artistic prowess. The overall lyrical flow consists of no foul words, no explicitly sexy language, yet every bit of the song evokes excellent muscular, expressive phrasing pushing the entire song arrangement into something electrifyingly interesting. Like Seth puts it in another line, “This is the dawn of a whole new age,” which is actionably correct as evident in the song’s neat, upbeat, and masterfully arranged vibes. Truly, songs like this are what makes music ‘break the mind down and make it whole anew.’

Seth Jacobson does not need a whole musical catalog to prove his enduring quality; Count On Me is the evidence certifying his credibility as a born singer.