The Dangerous Jacob Kane

The Dangerous Jacob Kane is the sixth album of Jake Tracey. It was released February 12th, 2011.

Background
It was confirmed on December 10th, 2010 that Jake Tracey was working on his next album, even though his last album, Ferris Wheel was released on September 9th, 2010, he had already worked on The Dangerous Jacob Kane before its release.

The background of this album,

''"This album isn't really a LP, it's more like a sneak peek of what's to come for the album after.." ''Tracey stated on his interview.

This album shows Jake Tracey's 2nd alter ego, Jacob Kane, a bad influence on Jake Tracey. Jacob Kane is more intense, more lively and more humorous than Mr. Tracey, who's mostly calm, truthful and more serious in songs.

Later on, Jake Tracey stated on Twitter that he just finished a duet with Kelli Love, the former singer from Seventeen.

On January, Jake released a new single, "Wait Until Tonight", which recieved tons of critics and it reached to the Billboard, and peaked #2.

Jake then released his collaboration with rapping sensation Eminem, "Killer Bash," which shows Jacob Kane's personality and the start of his point of view.

Critical Response
Jake Tracey's album recieved mixed reviews. Allmusic rated the album a 68/100. An editor from the Rolling Stone magazine stated, "Although this didn't show much of Jake Tracey's sensitive and real side, it gave a very onward upbeat and rough style that showed a different side of him." The Boston Globe gave his album a 2/5 stars, "The album didn't show a lot of Jake Tracey's amazing talent, however, his unique new style on the album seemed to relate more to The Disturbia Chronicles, which led to a unsuccessful path," While, The New York Times gave the album a 3.5/5 stars, explaining, "Tracey's unique and never before heard style on the album didn't really impress me, it wasn't as good as Brave World or Highlighted, but some songs showed good improvement all of the way,"

The Los Angeles TImes compared the alter-ego gig to Nicki Minaj and Eminem, and made beliefs that he tried using their effort in his songs and it didn't seem to work.

Released
Jake Tracey released both a deluxe and regular version of the album, including 2 bonus tracks.

Track List
Bonus Tracks:
 * Walking
 * Hate The Way U Love Me