Jack Skuller signed his first recording contract at just 14 years old with Bar/None Records. His debut single “Love is a Drum” was called “arguably the best single released by anyone [that] year” by The Examiner, and The New York Post labeled Skuller “a mini Jack White.” The song was produced by Daniel Rey (Ramones, Ronnie Spector, Misfits) and featured drummer Ira Elliot (Nada Surf).
Skuller’s music career has since earned him a reputation for powerful live shows rooted in old school rock’n’roll. In his teen years, Skuller performed his original music for thousands of people across the U.S. as a Disney recording artist. He has been featured on the Disney Channel, FOX-TV’s Good Day New York, Amy Poehler’s Smart Girls, and with the GRAMMY Foundation. His music was selected for an ASPCA campaign, and is continually played on indie rock radio across the U.S. (including Sirius XM). The Songwriters Hall of Fame recognized his talent by awarding him the esteemed Buddy Holly Prize.
As frontman of blues rock trio The Skullers, he worked with acclaimed americana artist/producer Don DiLego on Freight Trains & Party Games - EP (2019). The EP garnered broad support with press and non-comm public radio, including multiple spins on The Rodney Bingenheimer Show on Sirius XM / Little Steven's Underground Garage. The band also placed on many "Best of 2019” music lists.
Now, his latest project is Bass Envy - “music from a groovy guitar-less garage” - and approaches songwriting from the rhythm out. Skuller produces his signature good-time, raucous, foot-stomping grooves with catchy melodies that New Jersey Stage described as “vocally rich and raw… Beatlesque.” The show also features some songs that were co-written with another local favorite: acclaimed art-pop singer/songwriter George Usher.
“Analog, vintage, and cool… with a sincerity” ~ American Songwriter
“A skilled and engaging musician who’s here to stay” ~ The Big Takeover
“You Make Me A Better Man”
NEW SINGLE MARKS THE DEBUT OF bass envy
Bass Envy, the new guitar-less project from New Jersey rocker Jack Skuller, approaches songwriting from the rhythm out. Skuller produces his signature good-time, raucous, foot-stomping grooves with catchy melodies that New Jersey Stage described as “vocally rich and raw… Beatlesque.”
