Jackson Dyer holds an uncanny power in his voice. Having been releasing tunes for over five years, the Berlin-based Aussie singer-songwriter has developed a richness and sense of experience in his voice—a kind of texture seldom found in contemporary folk artists.
With the release of his latest single The Font, Dyer continues to establish his penchant for crafting these immersive sonic gems that balance gracefully between vulnerability and power. If you’re not already listening to this artist, we strongly recommend you change that.
On his new single The Font, Berlin-based Australian singer-songwriter Jackson Dyer crafts a delicately powerful slice of folk magic.
Throughout the new single, Jackson Dyer weaves elements of folk and baroque-pop to deliver a sprawling sonic landscape. Although the song only clocks in at just over two minutes, it seems to stretch into far away lands. With rich, sweeping instrumental arrangements and soaring vocal melodies, The Font is guaranteed to send shivers through your body. It’s the kind of song that nests itself into your bones and stays there for weeks.
The Font is the latest in a string of singles taken from Dyer’s upcoming album Inlet, which is due for release on November 15th. Judging by the quality of everything we’ve heard so far, I think we can safely expect plenty more great material on that new record.
In the meantime, however, do yourself a favour and watch the new live video for The Font above.
