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A first solo album for Howard Jones (ex-Killswitch Engage), in the studio with Josh Gilbert

The former Killswitch Engage singer teams up with Josh Gilbert to bring a long-awaited project to fruition.

A solo project finally underway

Howard Jones, known for making metalcore history as lead singer of Killswitch Engage, has confirmed that he is currently working on his very first solo album. This project, awaited for years by fans, is produced by Josh Gilbert, bassist and backing vocalist for Spiritbox and former member of As I Lay Dying.

In a recent Instagram post, Jones expressed his excitement: “Back in the studio, to record some featurings and projects. After much discussion, it finally came to fruition. I’m starting work on my first solo album, excited to have Josh Gilbert as producer. More info soon.”

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A promising collaboration

The choice of Josh Gilbert as producer brings an exciting touch to this project. With his background in both Spiritbox and As I Lay Dying, Gilbert is known for his modern and innovative approach to music production, skillfully blending elements of metalcore and progressive sounds.

Howard Jones, meanwhile, is recognized for his powerful and emotional vocals, having scored Killswitch Engage classics like The End of Heartache et My Curse. This new solo album could offer a more personal and introspective side of the artist, while capitalizing on his heritage in Metal.

A career marked by evolution

Since leaving Killswitch Engage in 2012, Howard Jones has continued to captivate fans with various collaborations and projects, most notably with Light The Torch (formerly Devil You Know). However, the idea of ​​a solo album has always intrigued fans, and this announcement represents a milestone in his career.

With Josh Gilbert by his side, it will be interesting to see how Jones blends his musical past with new sonic explorations.

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