a guitar, synth-driven anthem drenched in 80s influence, pulsing with neon-soaked textures and a steady, hypnotic beat. The track captures the repetitive rhythm of the daily grind, echoing the cycle of routine with shimmering synth lines and a bassline that feels both mechanical and deeply human. lyrics cut through with sharp honesty, channeling the tension between monotony and aspiration — the feeling of being trapped in the work cycle while dreaming of more. Melancholic yet powerful, “Clock In, Clock Out” feels like a time capsule from the past with a message that still resonates today.

Clock In, Clock Out

Jacob Tree // Queer alt-pop rooted in the South.
I write, record, and edit everything myself — from lyrics to final mix. My songs start as journal entries, turn into voice memos, and end as emotional mosaics.
I don’t play instruments, but I use my voice and software to build sonic memory-scapes.

I make music for the ones who cry in their cars and still show up for work.
Raised in the South, shaped by heartbreak, healing, and holy chaos.

Clock In, Clock Out

Jacobtree