Jake Davey Releases Authentic Love Song “Workin’ On Me”

Jake Davey’s captured my heart with his romantic new single “Workin’ On Me.” It’s a sweet, introspective country ditty about self-reflection, growth, and doing your best to show up for the people who matter most.

“Workin’ On Me is an incredibly personal song, and I wanted that to come through in every part of the production,” Jake shared. “I self-produced it, bringing together an amazing group of musicians, and focused on every detail to make sure the emotion and story felt honest and authentic. This track really reflects where I’m at as a songwriter and as a person.”

Jake shot the video in his hometown on the mid-New South Wales Coast with his coproducer Jackson James.

“Working with Jackson James on the video for ‘Workin’ On Me’ was such a great experience, we share a passion for storytelling and visuals,” Jake said. “I was lucky enough to have my wife and our baby boy Dalton featured in the clip, which gave it an incredibly raw, authentic feel. Capturing those real family moments on set made the day so much fun and personal, moments I’ll never forget.”

Fresh from his headline performance at the Tamworth Country Music Festival, Jake has just been announced as one of the artists on the bill for this year’s Djarii Bila Festival in Biripi Country/Taree. It all happens at Fotheringham Park on May 2. Early bird tickets are on sale now through Humanitix.

Image used with permission from Wildheart Publicity

All Regards Release Rock Anthem, “discontent”

I wouldn’t normally go so hard on a Sunday as I understand many of you are nursing sore heads, but I had to share “discontent,” the latest single from Naarm/Melbourne All Regards. So it may not be your usual laidback weekend folky fare, but it’s so good that I think you really need to get your ears around it.

Speaking of the inspiration for “discontent,” All Regards’ co-vocalist Stefan Sepulveda said “I think a lot of people (myself included at times) feel overwhelmed by the state of the world and the never-ending cycle of conflict and disasters, both natural and man-made. There have been times in my life where I’ve felt that there is no hope for positive change and been resigned to just watching everything turn to shit.

“The problem with that is that it’s a self-fulfilling prophecy – and that’s the message of the song, if you sit there waiting for the world to burn then that’s exactly what you’re going to get. So together with the next single ‘resist’, there’s a real call to action to get out and create positive change in whatever ways you can.”

All Regards aren’t wasting time getting both songs into the world. “resist” will be released next month before the band launches both songs with a massive hometown show at the Worker’s Club on March 27. Their EP launch sold out in 2024, so make sure you don’t sleep on tickets for this one when they go on sale.

Photo credit: Beth Morrison (Act Four Photography)