Los Angeles, CA – Hold onto your hats because Jack Pavlina is coming out swinging. His new single, the harrowing but insistent "Jealousy (the man)," is an aural gut punch wrapped in an irresistible groove. Combining raw aggression with undeniable rhythm, this song doesn't just express "Jealousy (the man)." "Jealousy (the man)," thumping with energy, makes you want to scream and feel cathartic release.
20-year-old Pavlina has already established himself in a lane that fuses alternative, hip-hop, and indie in an entirely his own way. "Jealousy (the man)" was conceived in solitude, written during a solo retreat to Laurel Canyon, but it's not lonely. Instead, it pulses dynamically to the end, culminating in a mangled, hard-punching close that leaves the audience gasping.
Co-produced by Chase Pryor, "Jealousy (the Man)" proves that Pavlina is not afraid to toe the line, toeing chaos and melody with surgical precision. It's already been anything but ordinary, from winning the Artist Showcase at the Musicians Institute to sharing stages with hip-hop staple Shwayze. Dominic Fike and Mac Miller fans will recognize something here. Jack Pavlina is doing his own thing, and "Jealousy (the man)" is just the latest indicator that he's an artist to keep an eye on.
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