What’s your love language? As you contemplate on this question, let’s take a deep dive into JACK TITUS’ latest release themed “Love Language,” a sonic tour de force with a nostalgic R&B and soul appeal, performed delightfully by this incredibly gifted singer-songwriter and performer as he captures the unspoken power of love. It’s not always about the words…say like when someone says they love you. It is a nice feeling hearing that but this is the kind of love language that transcends mere words, time, and culture and extends into the seemingly simple but hugely critical actions like stolen glances, subtle touches, warm embraces, words of affirmation spoken gently and from the heart…you name it and you’ll vividly envision it.
“Love Language” is guaranteed to hit you right in the nostalgia—JACK takes a listener back in time to the golden age of R&B and Soul, the smooth and mellifluous beats offering such an attractive backdrop for his velvety, gentle yet powerful vocals.
One thing I like about this performance is how JACK’s vocals are soft; so tenderly nourished with a soft-spoken timbre, yet very emotive and vividly paint the track’s inspiration, allowing a listener to feel like they are right there beside him as he is performing.
To further elevate this infectious and catchy track’s appeal is that visually stunning music video that is striking and attention-grabbing, thanks to its 80s-styled cinematography that perfectly complements the track’s essence, both in storyline and symbolism.
A masterpiece that is not lacking in memorable hooks, an unforgettable chorus, or identifiable verses, “Love Language” is an ideal radio staple with replay value and an impressive addition to JACK’s growing catalogue.
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