Introducing "Far," a hauntingly beautiful electronica/downtempo track by the talented artist Jakliu that explores the theme of loss. With dreamy strings, pulsing basslines, and plucky synth melodies, the song takes listeners on an emotional journey through the stages of grief. As the track begins, the gentle piano chords set a somber tone, creating an atmosphere of introspection and reflection. The vocals enter, conveying the pain and sadness of losing someone dear. Slowly, the beat picks up, building tension and intensity, as the artist explores the complex feelings that come with loss. As the song progresses, Jakliu expertly weaves together various electronic sounds, creating a rich tapestry of sonic textures. The melody becomes more complex, the rhythms more intricate, as the artist delves deeper into the complexities of grief. But just as the song reaches its end, it suddenly drops back down to a more restrained tempo, as if the artist has finally found a moment of acceptance and peace. The final moments of the song are filled with a sense of closure, as the artist bids a final farewell to the person they have lost.more

Congruent with the song’s minimal verbal content, Jakliu stated the song is about “the art of staying grounded in your own mind, while the world races past”. The song fulfils this purpose of offering a moment for harmonic and mindful grounding amidst all of the tumult and uncertainty of the world we live in, suggesting a transcendent feeling of ease, and a possibility of rising above it all. Soft, delicate and summery, like and gentle breeze on a warm day that might just transport your consciousness across its current landscape to a wider sense of interconnectedness, perhaps even with a very Zen-like sensation of just letting go. With its depth and complexity tempered by its simplicity, and synthetic tones blended with organic percussion sounds, Bluey Orange is an understated, refreshing arrangement of bubbly drones, toe-tapping beats and so much more.more

The Dublin native producer Jakliu brings attention to the daily verbal abuse and confrontation in the service industry with a luscious, melancholy instrumental track, “All Cash, No Love.” Setting its scene in a typical, busy workday, rhymical turmoil and textural fluctuation revolves around the reoccurrence of harsh, demanding verbal confrontations. more