Jacob Lee Is Willing To Endure A Heartbreak Just To Feel Again.
The sweetness and romance behind Australian singer Jacob Lee's 'Break My Heart Again' will leave you breathless, not only because of the lyrical vulnerability but also because of the honest emotion behind the vocal performance.
With an impressive record of 120 million listens on digital platforms, without the assistance of labels or presses, Jacob Lee shows that he is in a league of his own. And it makes sense, given the haunting melodies and emotional lyricism he displays in his productions. In other words, listening to a Jacob Lee track is like listening to a statement from his heart. Indeed, the track "Break My Heart Again", testifies to a deep desire to feel at the cost of enduring a broken heart.
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