Limited edition Marbled Amber Vinyl with original artwork by Anthony Macbain and poster (22 x 22 inch) . As Kent the designer says: "The amber reminds me of strong tobacco, or the wood on the handle of an pistol in the Old West"

"At the time of reviewing I have download images only of the cover artwork from Anthony Macbain, but the front and back cover pictures are magnificent ... it will be a great shame if these works do not end up adorning a run of CD's and, even better, old school vinyl ... the album really is a proper immersive experience, way beyond good songwriting and performance" - Fatea Records

Limited edition Standard Black Vinyl with original artwork by Anthony Macbain and poster (22 x 22 inch)

"At the time of reviewing I have download images only of the cover artwork from Anthony Macbain, but the front and back cover pictures are magnificent ... it will be a great shame if these works do not end up adorning a run of CD's and, even better, old school vinyl ... the album really is a proper immersive experience, way beyond good songwriting and performance" - Fatea Records

(2015) Limited Vinyl Run: 300 copies of Debut EP. Five tracks - 1790, Dalston Kingsland, High Rolling, Record Player, Constitution Blues. (Released on CD on 2015 and Vinyl on 2016)

""High Rolling" reminds me of the old British folk guitarists like John Renbourn and Bert Jansch, a little bit of America's Kottke and a touch of John Fahey. Nice fingerstyle. Smooth ..."
- Patricia Lynch, Reverbnation

"8/10" - Giancarlo Susanna, Distorsioni

"Take a look at Jake Aaron’s website and you’ll find he calls himself “… a British guitarist, singer songwriter” … accurate though that might be, simply calling Aaron a guitarist and songwriter is a little like calling Warhol a painter … it misses the mark by miles. The complexity engendered by the few songs on his debut EP is dramatic, the lyric-driven images are poetic and powerfully presented by a low-toned, engaging vocal that occasionally moves towards a ‘spoken word’ approach. Add a guitar style that’s both rich and intricate, warmly wrapping itself around the songs and you’re closer to describing the music." - Tim Carroll - FolkWords