Thomas Jack dons his vocals on the single to end his five-year hiatus, ‘Sandman’
A tropical-house pioneer in the mid-2000’s, Thomas Jack secured acclaim early in the course of his career, thanks in large part to his 2015 single, “Rivers.” After deciding that his vision worked best when it used his own vocals, the SoundCloud prodigy took five years to purposefully transform his voice into the powerful tool it is today. And now, after a period of patience, fans can see the results of his hard work in his latest one-off “Sandman”—and Dancing Astronaut asserts that it was well worth the wait.
Influenced by the edginess of rock and roll while maintaining Jack’s sleek, laidback style, “Sandman” wears layers of synths, a bellowing bassline, and live drum kicks, culminating in a vintage feel. With the idea of unity serving as the track’s backbone, Jack sets forth on a rejuvenated sonic voyage that feels fresh and true to form.
In the spirit of new ventures, Jack has released “Sandman” as an NFT via Sound, excitedly navigating his new creative endeavors along with the new world of the music industry in 2022. Stream “Sandman” below and stay tuned for Thomas Jack’s new era.
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