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Jake La Botz
Jake La Botz released his debut album 'The Day After Yesterday' in 2005. The track 'The Wishing Well' from that record became a particular point of attention...
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Jake La Botz released his debut album 'The Day After Yesterday' in 2005. The track 'The Wishing Well' from that record became a particular point of attention for listeners.
He has worked with musicians including Rich Milner on guitar, Jon Bishop on bass, and Ben Stenning on drums. Other albums in his catalog include 'Said and Done' from 2008, 'Night Owl' from 2011, and 'Disorder in Reverse' from 2015.
His songs like 'Tiny' and 'The Wishing Well' show a style that draws from both folk and punk influences, with lyrics that lean toward the introspective.
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