Jules Atlas - EPK
7 oaks
Single 23.10.2026
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Jules Atlas has evolved from an acoustic singer-songwriter into an artist who increasingly showcases diverse musical facets through nuanced sound. While his debut album was dreamy and contemplative, his musical direction has shifted— moved on yet not away.
His new sound opens up spaces that defy easy categorization. His music moves through diverse sonic landscapes, dares taking detours, and develops a unique drive. Experimental sound collages meet organic, familiar moments and melodies. Sometimes things simply dissolve and evaporate before getting transformed into something new - folky storytelling boldly searching for a new musical narrative. Jules finds new expression in his voice. Confidence and drive meet familiar intimacy—humbly melancholic, yet now assertive and firmly grounded.
With his new single “7 oaks,” released on October 23, 2026, Jules Atlas begins a new chapter. The familiar is breathing new life, and the “boy with a guitar” takes on an electronic, experimental feel. He sings of longing for closeness and security, constantly grappling with change and adaptation, and exposed to the irreversibility of things. “7 oaks” is about bidding farewell to loneliness and is an ode to the triumph of hope over fear.
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With his new single “7 oaks,” released on October 23, 2026, Jules Atlas begins a new chapter. The familiar is breathing new life, and the “boy with a guitar” takes on an electronic, experimental feel. He sings of longing for closeness and security, constantly grappling with change and adaptation, and exposed to the irreversibility of things. “7 oaks” is about bidding farewell to loneliness and is an ode to the triumph of hope over fear.
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Verse
7 oaks
Down by the waterside
Watching us day and night
Never believed
We would grow,
Grow into different lives
Sound yet despaired at times
As blue as can beChorus
One day we’ll lie in the sand
Sky disappears in a haze
Longing for something to grasp Morning glow rushing to aid
Then I wade into water all black
Blue from my head to heel
Will I be walking alone
Or will you walk with me?Verse
Somewhere at the bottom you lay me down
Womblike, enclosed by the sea
Time being stranger and stranger now My apathy
Never laid eyes on the exit sign
Seemed too disgraceful I need
Someone to tell me I’ll be alright againChorus
One day we’ll lie in the sand
Sky disappears in a haze
Longing for something to grasp Morning glow rushing to aid
Then I wade into water all black
Blue from my head to heel
Will I be walking alone Or will you walk with me?Bridge
Nothing else matters for me
Nothing else matters for me
Nothing else matters for me now
Nothing else matters for me
Nothing else matters for me
Nothing else matters for me now -
Artist Info
Jules Atlas has evolved from an acoustic singer-songwriter into an artist who increasingly showcases diverse musical facets through nuanced sound. While his debut album was dreamy and contemplative, his musical direction has shifted— moved on yet not away.
His new sound opens up spaces that defy easy categorization. His music moves through diverse sonic landscapes, dares taking detours, and develops a unique drive. Experimental sound collages meet organic, familiar moments and melodies. Sometimes things simply dissolve and evaporate before getting transformed into something new - folky storytelling boldly searching for a new musical narrative. Jules finds new expression in his voice. Confidence and drive meet familiar intimacy—humbly melancholic, yet now assertive and firmly grounded.
With his new single “7 oaks,” released on October 23, 2026, Jules Atlas begins a new chapter. The familiar is breathing new life, and the “boy with a guitar” takes on an electronic, experimental feel. He sings of longing for closeness and security, constantly grappling with change and adaptation, and exposed to the irreversibility of things. “7 oaks” is about bidding farewell to loneliness and is an ode to the triumph of hope over fear.
Genre: Folk, Alternative, Indie
Ort: Hamburg, Deutschland
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