Chris Jobe

Chris Jobe is a musician, producer, and multi-instrumentalist based in Nashville, recognized for his lyrical depth and memorable melodies. He gained initial recognition in 2017 with the release of “Thank You Internet.” This song addressed modern technological and social media themes, subsequently going viral and accumulating over a million views for its accompanying video. This success marked the beginning of Jobe’s career in the music industry. Following this, Jobe released additional tracks that showcased a more introspective aspect of his songwriting. Notable songs such as “Lonely Lives,” “Love in the Morning,” and “Medusa” contributed to his growing audience. By 2019, he had amassed over 130,000 monthly listeners on Spotify. That same year, Jobe released his debut EP, which received positive evaluations from both critics and the public, leading to coverage in various music publications.

Jobe is also recognized for his creative and humorous music videos, which frequently incorporate public interactions and stunts, highlighting his approachable personality. His work demonstrates not only vocal ability but also a thoughtful and dynamic approach to performance and lyricism. His music, often described as a blend of bedroom pop, indie rock, and soul, has garnered praise from Billboard, Ones to Watch, and The Nashville Scene for its emotional storytelling and cinematic sound.

His career has seen further development with his introduction to a wider American audience on NBC’s “Songland.” Internationally, he has collaborated with Dutch producer Arcando, achieved radio play in Japan for his single “Nostalgia,” and been featured on Australia’s Triple J Radio. His voice has also been included in charting Splice sample packs through collaborations with Dropgun (Spinnin’ Records, Armada Music). In 2022, his debut album, “Why Do All These Sad Songs Turn You On,” generated over 45,000 streams within its first month and led to sold-out performances in Los Angeles. This momentum continued into 2024 with his EP, “Don’t Make Me Fall In Love,” where the lead single, “Talking With Your Eyes,” reached the top of SubmitHub’s pop chart and appeared on Vevo’s “Rising Indie” playlist. His most recent EP, “All or Nothing,” exceeded 50,000 Spotify streams within two weeks of its release. The self-directed music video for “Don’t Make Me Fall In Love” has been selected for screening at the 2025 International Music Video Awards in Berlin. Jobe is scheduled to relocate to London, with plans to release four new singles and videos.