By now, you my readers know of my love for music. There is no end to the genre or style of music that graces my library and computer hard drives. Over this past year Rivenmaster has been proud to support and feature some of the very best young male artists in the world. This year we have been privileged to meet many of their parents and work with a number of new managers and producers.
Please know how honored we are to be in contact with so many of you and also of my gratitude to each and every reader and subscriber that visits this site!
Next week we will share a little data with you about the site and also provide you with a complete listing of every artist that has been a vital part of this site in a very special tribute post!
So this week as we celebrate Christmas all around the world we offer you a little Christmas  Past, Present & Future
Setting aside special time each week just to listen to new young vocalists is one of my favorite things to do. While I receive many requests via YouTube and e-mail to check out various talented singers, what thrills me even more is when I accidentally stumble upon a talent that jumps out of obscurity and hits me square in the face.
Such was the case with fourteen year old Colton Jacobson.
Heralding from Frisco, Texas Colton Jacobson is a young musical prodigy with a big voice and with music seemingly running through his veins.
While every video was more than enjoyable, Colton’s cover of “Fireworks†by Katy Perry and Adel’s “Set Fire To The Rain†were for me the most impressive. His A capella portion in “Set Fire To The Rain†allowed me to really note how pitch perfect he could be. Stepping away from his piano accompaniment for just those few bars more than captured my attention and drew me in. It was then and there that I had to discover more about this tremendously talented Texas teen.
Colton currently resides in Frisco, Texas where he has lived since he was four years old. Born just 15 miles north in a small town of just a little more than 5,000 people called Celina, which is in the heart of Collin and Denton County, Texas.
Unlike most artists, Colton did not express any interest in music until he was in 4th grade. Â His dad recalled;
By now, you my readers know of my love for music. There is no end to the genre or style of music that graces my library and computer hard drives. Over this past year Rivenmaster has been proud to support and feature some of the very best young male artists in the world. This year we have been privileged to meet many of their parents and work with a number of new managers and producers.
