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Released on October 17, 2025, “jackie chan” appears as a standout track from WHATMORE’s debut self-titled album, issued via Alta Music Group.

Produced by Elijah Judah, Francisco Armando Haye, Jackson August Siporin, Sebastiano Paravizzini and Yoshimasa “Taka” Takahashi, the song reflects the collective’s layered production approach.

Sonically, “jackie chan” fits into WHATMORE’s multi-genre palette: it weaves together elements of alternative rap, indie textures and soulful vocals, all while retaining a vibrant energy. Critics say the album overall “feels like a world built from the ground up — grounded, self-assured, and quietly inventive.”

Lyrically and thematically, the track leans into the idea of performance, persona and momentum — perhaps nodding to the titular cultural icon in a metaphorical sense rather than literal biographical reference. In the context of the album, it sits among songs of introspection, camaraderie and ambition, providing one of the more high-octane moments. Earmilk+1

With the release of the album and track, WHATMORE also announced their first North American headline tour, underscoring their readiness to bring the studio energy to the stage.

In short: “jackie chan” marks a confident step for WHATMORE — the kind of track that gives you both spectacle and substance, and sets the tone for what they’re aiming to build moving forward.

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