Contemporary Gospel singer-songwriter, Author ( From mess To Message. David Jacobe, dubbed locally as “Little Luther”, is known for his soul-stirring vocals. The San Antonio, TX native has been singing in church since the age of 13 and has participated in multiple community choirs such as The Martin Luther King choir, G and The Remnant Society, The Citywide Choir and serves as the Chapter Rep. and Member of  Marquinn Middleton and The Miracle Chorale. He served as a choir director for 14 years at Greater Love Missionary Baptist Church, under the Leadership of Dr. Lester James Gillespie Sr. and Over 5 years as the praise and worship leader. He Is Currently a member of The Rock San Antonio. Under the Leadership of Apostle Kevin and Pastor Lisa Duhart. For approximately 10 years, he was the founder and lead singer of acapella gospel group Divine Sound.  

David Jacobe is heavily inspired by the likes of Gospel artists Zacardi Cortez, Ricky Dillard, Kenny Lewis and R&B artist Luther Vandross. He has accomplished so much throughout his musical career. He’s worked and written for multiple local artists, San Antonio’s Black Poet Laureate ( Andrea “Vocab” Sanderson. And sang background vocals for some of his inspirations, Le’Andria Johnson, Crystal Aiken and Earnest Pugh to name a few. He’s also had the privilege of sharing the stage with amazing Gospel artists like The Walls Group, Vanessa Bell Armstrong, Rev. James Henderson (Gods Property), Wayne Anthony (James Cleveland Singers), Melvin Christel III and R&B singers Chico DeBarge and The Hamiltones. 

Through his 2021 debut album, “Recovery Room”,  Streaming 29.5k on Apple Music, David Jacobe expresses an inspiring message of restoration, hope, and love through musical elements of fun-loving 90s vibes, Contemporary Gospel, and R&B. His testimony is conveyed within heartfelt lyrics and vocals mixed with smooth melodic harmonies that will penetrate the soul. Thus, having a musical therapeutic experience. His album is currently streaming on all digital platforms.

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