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    Jacob Chacko — I Will Follow (Till The Ends Of The World) (Interview)

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    ·2 May 2026
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    Hello everyone it’s your host Daniel from Dulaxi, and today I have with me the talented Jacob Chacko from New Milford, United States. And Jacob Chacko is here to discuss his recent devotional single “I Will Follow (Till The Ends Of The World” which was released on April 17th, 2026. So welcome, Jacob Chacko!. But before we begin our interview, to our audience; here is what you need to know about this artist.

    Jacob Chacko emerges as a deeply expressive and purpose-driven artist from New Milford, United States, whose musical identity is rooted in authenticity, emotional resonance, and a rich fusion of genres including pop, modern rock, blues, gospel, and country. With a growing catalogue of singles, albums, and creative projects, Chacko has consistently demonstrated an unwavering commitment to real musicianship, heartfelt songwriting, and compelling live instrumentation, elements that have become the cornerstone of his artistic journey. His original single, “I Will Follow (Till The Ends Of The World),” released on April 17, 2026, stands as a defining moment in his career, embodying both his artistic evolution and his philosophical depth. Crafted with vibrant live guitars, keys, bass, and drums, and elevated by a harmonised vocal choir alongside a euphoric, anthemic chorus, the track radiates a powerful sense of unity, devotion, and transcendence. At its core, the song explores the profound theme of discovering one’s purpose in a chaotic world and committing wholeheartedly to something greater than oneself, a message that resonates universally with listeners navigating their own paths. As the opening statement of his third album campaign, “Give Me The Good Stuff,” the single reflects Chacko’s ambition to push creative boundaries while maintaining emotional sincerity. Supported by a skilled and dedicated team, including co-vocal producer Thomas Monaco, backing vocalist Talya Gelfand, and sound engineer Les Lovell of The Music Factory, the production achieves a polished yet organic sound that highlights both musical precision and collective spirit. Through his work, Jacob Chacko not only delivers memorable and catchy compositions but also inspires reflection, hope, and perseverance, reinforcing his position as an artist whose music carries both substance and lasting impact.

    Having this brief Introduction about Jacob Chacko, I’m sure new and current fans must be excited about our Interview today.

    INTERVIEW SESSION

    Daniel: You’ve built a reputation for “real music, real songwriting, and performance”, how would you define your identity as an artist today, and what continues to drive that authenticity?

    Jacob Chacko: Thank you Daniel for having me. Yes, I built my reputation with “real music, real songwriting, and performance” because that is the only way know how to make music. My identity as a musician first and foremost, I am an entertainer, storyteller, and an observer of people/events/issues. The goal of my music is to connect with the masses that comforts and bring some joy/fun.

    Daniel: Your sound blends pop/modern rock with blues, gospel, and country influences, how have these roots shaped your musical direction over the years?

    Jacob Chacko: Yes, my sound is a blend of many genres based on my various musical exposures and life experiences. I try not to limit my music to a particular genre and to keep an open mind/ear.

    Daniel: With multiple singles, albums, and projects already released, what do you believe has been the defining factor behind your consistency and growth as an artist?

    Jacob Chacko: With three albums already completed and working on the fourth, composing song/music just came naturally to me. Even though I started my original music later in life, finding my confidence that I am able complete end to end music composition and releases. Confidence and determination brought me the consistency.

    Jacob Chacko — I Will Follow (Till The Ends Of The World) (Interview)

    Daniel: “I Will Follow (Till The Ends Of The World)” centers on purpose and belonging, what inspired you to explore such a profound theme in this single?

    Jacob Chacko: Every person goes through life’s journey with doubts and challenges. Especially as a young adult, finding your purpose or direction will be questioned. When one figures out purpose and belonging, life becomes more focused and meaningful. It can also mean following your instincts as you navigate through life.

    Daniel: The song speaks about being part of something bigger than oneself, how does that message reflect your personal beliefs or life experiences?

    Jacob Chacko: We are part of humanity and God’s children. My faith in God and loyalty to family are integral parts of my ethos. In the big picture, we each play a part of a larger existence and purpose than just oneself.

    Daniel: The title itself carries a deep sense of loyalty and commitment, what does “following till the ends of the world” truly mean to you?

    Jacob Chacko: Once you are part of entity/movement/family/religion/ etc, loyalty becomes an essential ingredient. You will follow a higher calling, your instincts, leaderships of others, and to do whatever it takes; move heaven and earth and not be deterred by challenges.

    Daniel: Are there specific lines or moments in the lyrics that you feel capture the emotional core of the song most powerfully?

    Jacob Chacko: The line “to drift, into the void” … In a discontented world, as a young person, it is so easy to be distracted and thrown off balance. It is a struggle due to circumstances, choices made, and many other reasons.
    My favorite line is the chorus “Get me higher, further, I will follow, you till the ends of the world” . It gives a powerful euphoric calling to take that journey.

    Daniel: The track aims to uplift listeners still searching for their place, what kind of emotional or mental impact do you hope the song leaves on them?

    Jacob Chacko: My sincere wish is to give hope and uplift the spirit of the listener to find their destined purpose and journey in life.

    Jacob Chacko — I Will Follow (Till The Ends Of The World) (Interview)

    Daniel: The song features live guitars, keys, bass, drums, and a harmonised vocal choir, how did you approach arranging these elements to achieve such a vibrant, unified sound?

    Jacob Chacko: The song was built around the powerful chorus with a guitar. Then with the layering of other instruments, brought further life to the song. The icing on the cake was the drumming by Mike Dawson and the ever-enchanting backing vocals of Talya Gelfand. My production team of Les Lovell and Thomas Monaco took the song to the next level. Quite a team effort to make this powerful track.

    Daniel: The chorus is described as euphoric and highly memorable, what was the creative process behind crafting such a powerful hook?

    Jacob Chacko: Call it divine inspiration to come out with lyrics and melody simultaneously. You will know when it feels and sounds right, .. or I got lucky.

    Daniel: Working with Thomas Monaco, Talya Gelfand, and Les Lovell, how did each collaborator contribute to refining the song’s sonic depth and emotional impact?

    Jacob Chacko: Very fortunate to have great music team. Thomas Monaco (Co Vocal Producer) worked out the harmonies for both Talya and me. Talya Gelfand’s strong vibrant enchanting vocals complimented well with my singing. Les Lovell (Sound Engineer) is the maestro of mixing, tone, and final production of the music. I am also greatly appreciated to Les who help me kick start my music ambitions by helping setup my home studio.

    Daniel: This single marks the beginning of your “Give Me The Good Stuff” album campaign, how does it set the tone for what’s to come?

    Jacob Chacko: The current single is actually my sixth release from the album. There are two more songs to follow as the new album unfolds. Will keep you all posted. Please do checkout my catalogue of songs on Spotify:

    Daniel: Looking back at your journey, how has your understanding of purpose, both in life and music, evolved over time?

    Jacob Chacko: It has been a gradual buildup of confidence through trial and error, life experiences (good & bad), and various interactions with different types of people. Every moment and interactions are learning experiences to imagine and create music, art, story, etc.

    Daniel: You emphasize commitment and overcoming obstacles, what personal challenges have shaped that mindset in your career?

    Jacob Chacko: Overcoming and managing my health issues comes to mind. I am diabetic and asthmatic. Singing helped me with my asthma with breathing techniques, etc. Otherwise just being persistent and hard work to achieve goals and overcoming my shortcomings.

    Daniel: Your music often carries themes of hope and perseverance, how intentional are you about embedding these messages into your songwriting?

    Jacob Chacko: Very much so, I tend to shed light on certain themes or issues. My songs are primarily about hope and overcoming challenges. In my humble opinion, the duality of both issues makes the song relatable to the average person.

    Daniel: At this stage of your career, what does growth mean to you, not just musically, but personally as well?

    Jacob Chacko: At this stage in life/career, I am just happy to be alive and able to make music that people can hopefully enjoy. Would like to continue the musical journey if my body and mind allow me to do so.

    Daniel: How have fans responded to the song’s message of purpose and unity since its release?

    Jacob Chacko: I am very surprised by the positive response thus far. People seem to relate to the topic and emotions of the song. The music video also has a positive impact on the song. It has a feel-good storyline.

    Daniel: Do you feel a deeper connection with your audience when creating songs that speak to a universal struggles like identity and belonging?

    Jacob Chacko: Absolutely a song like this makes it relatable and accessible on so many levels to form a connection.

    Daniel: As you continue this album rollout, what can listeners expect next from the “Give Me The Good Stuff” project?

    Jacob Chacko: The last two song Shining Star (A James Bond like movie theme about two spies) and Love, Peace, Train (feel good party song). Very excited about these singles and album releases.

    Daniel: Looking ahead, what are your long-term plans, and how do you envision your music evolving in the future?

    Jacob Chacko: I enjoy the process of composing and delivering songs that people can relate. Fine tuning the composition process and maybe possible collaborations with other artists. I am very excited about the future with the start of the next EP. Thank you so much Daniel/ Dulaxi Blog for this interview.

    Having Had A Close Listen To This Exceptional Piece Of Art, Here’s My Thought.

    “I Will Follow (Till The Ends Of The World)” by Jacob Chacko stands as a richly layered folk-rock and pop-leaning composition that merges live instrumentation with a deeply intentional emotional arc, beginning with a warm acoustic foundation that gradually expands through bass, steady live drums, electric guitar textures, and atmospheric keys to form a soundscape that is both expansive and carefully controlled, allowing each element to breathe without overcrowding the mix; at its core, the vocal performance drives the song’s identity, delivered with clarity, restraint, and quiet intensity, balancing vulnerability with determination while anchoring lyrical themes of purpose, accountability, and existential reflection through lines like “courage, or we disappear … Be judged, to stay clear … A higher purpose, seem sincere,” which transform into personal declarations of resolve, further strengthened by subtle harmonisation that enhances emotional depth without overshadowing the lead; the chorus emerges as the defining centerpiece, where the repeated refrain “Get me higher, further … I will follow you till the ends of the world … Be a little wiser, try a little harder … I will follow you till the ends of the world” evolves into a powerful statement of devotion and transcendence, its layered vocals and choral backing amplifying unity while ensuring repetition builds momentum rather than redundancy; structurally, the song follows a deliberate expansion model, transitioning from intimate verses into increasingly cinematic peaks, with production that remains clean and spacious, allowing instruments to occupy distinct sonic spaces while collectively driving toward a climactic, full-bodied ensemble sound that mirrors the thematic journey from introspective questioning to collective affirmation, ultimately presenting the track as an emotionally resonant, performance-driven anthem where vocal conviction, lyrical clarity, and organic instrumentation align seamlessly.
    ~ Daniel (Dulaxi Team).

    Finally to our audience, I urge to listen to “I Will Follow (Till The Ends Of The World)”, add it to your playlist and let the deep rooted message of Jacob Chacko guide you. On behalf of Dulaxi I like to appreciate you all by saying thank you everyone, See you on our next interview.

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