Performing under the name Yangze—a nickname he’s had since birth—Jakob Littauer represents the newest avant‑pop act to arise from Copenhagen. This November he will release his debut album, Heartbreak Stew, via the respected Escho label. The record contains the earlier tracks “Stew” and “Heart-Shaped Eyes,” and kicks off with the fresh single “Okay.”
During his teenage years, Yangze performed with the techno outfit Electrojuice, earning him a spot at Berlin’s legendary Berghain club at just sixteen. He now collaborates with Cæcilie Trier in the TLF Trio. As a solo artist, he pushes his voice to the upper register, shifting it even higher to create an unsettling ultra‑falsetto that floats over his glitchy, futuristic beats. The track “Okay” exemplifies a seamless blend of indie‑friendly electronic pop influences, ranging from Ryan Hemsworth and PC Music to his fellow Escho labelmates.
You can view the video for “Okay” below and explore the remaining tracks.
TRACKLIST:
01 “Okay”
02 “Heart-Shaped Eyes”
03 “In My Room”
04 “Nine High”
05 “My Element”
06 “Piano Song”
07 “Stew”
08 “Not Okay”
09 “Your Hand”
10 “Interlude”
11 “Let It Go”
12 “Fuck No”
13 “Still So Pretty”
Heartbreak Stew arrives November 13 via Escho. Pre‑order the album now.

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