JAKE OULTON // Drops Debut EP ‘11:11’

Canadian triple-threat Jake Oulton has shared his stunning debut EP, 11:11.

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Aside from showing off his skill as a singer, songwriter AND rapper, the EP also features six tracks blending the best bits of country, rock and hip-hop.

Recently, Oulton shared the music video for Life On The Highway, a track commenting on the state of society with powerful lines like: “I’m living on the highway, trying to find my way home, to the place I belong, because I’ve been gone too long.” He has also shared visuals for the piano driven Until The End and the fun-loving Rodeo.

Oulton grew up farming, and this shaped the direction of his music in a big way. He takes influence from hard-workers, self-improvement and people living their best life. He grew up listening to the likes of Johnny Cash, but has used the 140+ songs he wrote last year as a means of expressing his love for other sounds and artists too.

11:11 is available to stream now.