I’m not very active on here, but I am writing more over on Substack. Less newsletter, more stories about music, faith, touring life, and everything in between. It’s called Between Verse and Chorus. Hope you’ll check it out:

In case you missed it, I wrote about how my latest album doesn’t fit the mold. And that’s the point. It’s meant to meet hurt people where they’re at. It’s worship for the wounded.

What if worship wasn’t tidy or triumphant, but raw and disoriented? I just wrote about Ghost Stories—my new album born from doubt, grief, and faith in the dark. Read “Worship for the Wounded” here:

I’ve got a new project dropping that coincides with the release of Ghost Stories: Songs of Disorientation on Friday, Aug. 15th. I hope you’ll check it out.

Ghost Stories: Songs of Disorientation is coming out in a couple of weeks. On my substack I'm breaking down some of the influences/how I went about writing/recording some of the tracks. This week I tackled the title track Ghost Stories. Read & subscribe.

It started on a freezing walk with my dog. A melody hit me, and I sang it into my phone. That voice memo became the title track to Ghost Stories. I just shared the full story on Substack. Would love to hear what’s sparked your creativity lately.

In case you missed it, I recently wrote about the importance of physical media and why I’m wanting to put my first two albums on cassette.

In a world of endless streams, holding music matters. I’m still making cassette tapes in 2025 and here’s why:

Touring isn’t always glamorous. It’s long drives, cheap meals, & $50 gigs hundreds of miles from home. But it’s also new friends, unexpected highlights, & stories you’ll tell for the rest of your life. I wrote about what learned on my first indie tour.

I’m sure I could do a lot better at music promotion. But that said, please check out my latest single “Overwhelm”. It’s easily one of the most personal songs that I’ve written. It’s not song of the summer material, but maybe it’ll meet you where you’re at.

It’s never too early to start looking ahead especially when you’re putting your career on the line. Check out my latest free blog post over on Patreon.

My latest newsletter is out and the reimagined cover of Toad the Wet Sprocket’s “Fall Down” is getting its own lyric video, premiering today at noon (EST) on YouTube!. Inspired by the original story behind the song… read more in my latest newsletter

RT @RealJacobPerry: No human in the modern era gave fewer *bleeps* than Rich Mullins, who lived out his beliefs in every way possible. And….

Here’s a quick clip comparing two acoustic versions of Fall Down by @toadthewetsprocket. The first is them playing it at a “show before the show” at The Vogue in 2021 and the other is my slower reimagined take on this 90’s classic! Stream both on your favorite streaming platform!

These little promo things are corny, but I do love making use of Garden State. If you haven’t heard, my new single, a reimagined version of @toadthewetsprocket’s song Fall Down, is out and streaming everywhere! Like it! Love it! Share it! Playlist it! .

I began work on my reimagined version of Fall Down by @toadthewetsprocket in 2022. What started out as a too obvious (to me) cover quickly became a song that reignited my passion for it by putting my own spin on it. Listen to my cover of Fall Down here

Listen to my latest single “Fall Down” - a reimagining of the Toad the Wet Sprocket classic - on Spotify or Apple Music today! .

After 2 years of working to get this complete, my reimagining of @ToadWetSprocket ’s Fall Down is out! This has been a highlight of my short career & working w/@jonifullermusic & @joshdaubin made it that much better. Check it out. Listen here

It's finally out! After almost two years of working on getting this project complete, my reimagining of @ToadWetSprocket's Fall Down is out to the world! I hope you'll check it out.

Let’s be better Indy and let’s locate this guitar!.