Jake Robertz - Ophidia

First preview off my new 6 Track EP coming out Feb 8 on Muti Music.
Ophidia is a collection of some of the darker, weirder, dancehall inspired tunes I've been playing out over the summer.  Excited to share these with everyone!  Hit like or comment if you dig it, and keep an eye out for the whole EP streaming everywhere Feb 8!

Cover Art: Nathan Panousis
Cover Text: Mugwort Designs
Mastered by: T Power @ RM Mastering

OPHIDIA

Out Now!

Nasty

Another preview off my first EP of 2019 coming out Feb 8 on Muti Music.
This one featuring vocals from the homie Humble ( @Humblemuzik )
I've been helping him with the production on some of his new original material that I can't wait to share this year! 
Ophidia is a collection of some of the darker, weirder, dancehall inspired tunes I've been playing out over the summer. Excited to share these with everyone! Hit like or comment if you dig it, and keep an eye out for the whole EP streaming everywhere Feb 8!

Cover Art: Nathan Panousis
Cover Text: Mugwort Designs
Mastered by: T Power @ RM Mastering

Frequency Feat. Humble

Ophidia

Jake Robertz - Awake

Another preview off my first EP of 2019 coming out Feb 8 on Muti Music.
This one featuring vocals from MC ZULU ( @MCZULU )

Ophidia is a collection of some of the darker, weirder, dancehall inspired tunes I've been playing out over the summer. Excited to share these with everyone! Hit like or comment if you dig it, and keep an eye out for the whole EP streaming everywhere Feb 8!

Cover Art: Nathan Panousis
Cover Text: Mugwort Designs
Mastered by: T Power @ RM Mastering

Lose Control Feat. MC ZULU

Jake Robertz - Gurgle

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