It’s not going to be very hard to get “into” pop/R&B indie recording artist Jack Tracy, as his new motown-infused track “Into Me” has gotten the music video treatment.   The first single from his upcoming EP “All I Think About”, the track debuts a new sound for the indie artist, giving heavy 80s Prince vibes.  The track is currently available on all streaming platforms and the video can be seen here: 

Jack told Queerguru “I started dabbling in this kind of sound with my first single from my last album,”, referring to one of his most streamed songs to date, “None Tonight” from his critically acclaimed LP “Gold” released last fall.  “So I crafted this new EP to really explore Prince/Motown/Funk music, and ‘Into Me’ is a great introduction to that.”

In the video for the new single, Jack puts himself solely in the spotlight, using numerous points of view of him singing his track into a retro microphone complete with star wipes and disco balls–a perfect visual cue to Jack’s latest sound.  He exudes confidence and chill vibes, gives a couple of dance moves, and ultimately writhes on the floor in a very Robyn “Ever Again” way.  Jack also says that the visual is a celebration of his live performance skills and ability to captivate an audience without his typical heavy production and army of backup dancers.  “Don’t worry, that’s coming next,” he assures.

“Into Me” is currently available on all streaming platforms and the music video is now streaming on YouTube.  The second single, “Show Off” will follow in February/March with the parent EP “All I Think About” due in the spring.  Jack’s OnlyFans subscribers received the track and video early, and will also be treated to his new sexually explicit web series “Danny Will Die Alone” beginning in February.