The project of dynamic frontman Jack Robbins, Forever Son draws comparisons with the likes of captivating revolutionists Nick Drake, Aldous Harding, Townes Van Zandt, and Neil Young. Equal parts conviction and restraint, Robbins captures with hallmark, genre-defying completeness all the colour and feeling of everything that makes us human.

But the sound, of course, is only one cog in Robbins’ machine. Born, bred and now living on Victoria’s low-fi Surf Coast, Forever Son’s unique brand of artistry - including, but not limited to his borderless creativity and powerful onstage presence - is what really draws audiences in. When a captivating range of influences meet their match in an artist so compelling and potent, the result can only be this.

“Creating isn’t winning or losing,” Robbins once told a friend. The simple beauty of this realisation would fuel his music-making for years to come. Robins has since transgressed the boundaries of his folk-inspired roots, entering the realm of a deeper, fuller and more powerful sound while retaining his trademark lyrical depth. All in all, this is the sound of fearlessness.

Forever Son’s writing credits include the 7” split single with Fraser A. Gorman, debut EP Trout Fishing (2014) and the celebrated first LP '10 Months' released in 2017. Forever Son has appeared at Queenscliff Music Festival, in a recent multi-state tour for Porch Sessions in the summer of 2020, and is currently preparing for the much-anticipated follow-up album due out in 2021.