So in June of last year Jubal (who does not use a last name) decided to pay for his own album. And while recording, he met the people from CueZone records, a production company based in Denver, that finally worked for him.

The debut record, titled "Jubal," was released to the media in November and its songs have been playing regularly on Front Range radio stations. Apart from Jubal, the lineup is completed by Kevin Berry on bass, Chris Meisner on drums and Jarad Astin on keyboards.

Jubal is launching his record in Summit County today with a performance at Chill in Frisco. The cover for the show is $2 and tickets will be sold at the door.

They will be playing all the songs on the new CD. "I write a lot about politics," said Jubal. "I majored in political science and minored in music, so politics is one of the biggest themes in my compositions." He also writes fun stuff, he said, but the majority of his music has to do with the political scenario.

Jubal moved to Boulder around two years ago and, after eight months, decided Nederland was more his scene. "I didn't want to be near the mountains, I wanted to be in the mountains," he said.

He continued to perform regularly in Boulder, both solo and with his reggae ensemble "Root Boys," and his jam improvisation project "Lucid Aoouishes."

"I'd love my music to be famous but I don't know that I'd want to give up my anonymity," he said. "In a couple of years, I'd like to be touring internationally."

For more information, call Chill at (970) 668-9930. To check out Jubal's music visit www.cuezonerecords.com.