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    South of France Shares New Dancehall Single “1995”

    By turuchiMay 17, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    South of France has returned with his brand-new single, “1995”. The track is the fourth song to be released from his upcoming album, My Spirit Animal My Baggage, and features a sugary yet grimy array of contemporary dancehall-pop/rock vibes with a soaring symphonic Mellotron arrangement and a mesmerising trap beat. With plenty of tasty synth lines, brash guitars, dreamy vocals, witty lyrics and a solid dance groove, this could be the indie crossover of the summer. 

    South of France is the creative project of Jeff Cormack from Denver, Colorado, and he’s been building his own brand of dreamy vacation rock throughout the years since dropping his first single in 2015. He’s had songs featured in TV shows BoJack Horseman and Shameless and features and performances for publications such as American Songwriter, NPR, Rolling Stone, etc. And he looks set to continue this momentum with his latest release. 

    Released via South of France’s own label, Staycation Records, “1995” is a hazy blissed-out indie dance track that’s loaded with cinematic textures reminiscent of analogue classics with modern melodies and production. With all instruments performed and produced by South of France, the track is a testament to his artistry and originality.

    Speaking further on the release, he says, “I listen to a ton of old dancehall sets from the ‘70s, ‘80s and ‘90s, more so than probably anything else, so this type of song has been coming for a while. As a pernickety producer, I really wanted to make sure I got it right. I feel like I did.” 

    It’s easy to see why South of France has been gaining buzz opening for bands Portugal. The Man, The Flaming Lips and recently Michigander. And with the album on the way, he will surely be one to watch over the coming months as his impressive rise continues. “1995” is available to buy/stream now on all platforms: https://southoffrance.lnk.to/1995.

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    South of France is one of the many creative projects of Jeff Cormack, a multi-instrumentalist writer, producer, designer, creative director, and founder of Staycation Records/Audiohook.io. Jeff has collaborated with everyone from labels, agencies, content creators, artists, film directors and leading global brands to create award-winning sound for content, exclusive fashion/streetwear collaborations and story-based editorial campaigns. 

    Jeff stays busy creating with other Staycation Records artists, releasing solo music under his name, composing for film and constantly trying to evolve the sound and direction of South of France. Garnering features and exclusive performances for publications such as American Songwriter, NPR, Consequence of Sound, Rolling Stone and Noisey and opening for Portugal. The Man, The Flaming Lips, and Michigander, it’s easy to see why South of France was named one of the top ten reasons to visit his hometown of Denver by Refinery 29 Magazine. His new single, “1995”, is out now on all platforms.

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