Jack Freeman Brings “Sundae” to Life in a New Official Video
Jack Freeman has a new invitation for R&B listeners: spend a few minutes with “Sundae.” The single, dated September 11, 2026 in Apple Music’s catalog, also has an official video on Freeman’s own YouTube channel. Together, the release and visual offer an easy entry point for listeners discovering his work this week.
The video’s opening presentation keeps Freeman in focus. In a black-and-white scene, he sits at a small table beside an ice cream sundae, wearing a white tank top and suspenders. The image gives the song’s title a playful visual counterpart without needing a crowded setting or an elaborate introduction.
Freeman’s official video description identifies him as the songwriter and Chris Rockaway as the producer. Rockaway is also credited with mixing and recording, while James Kelley handled mastering. Those credits distinguish the writing of the song from the separate recording and finishing stages that shape the version listeners hear.
The visual has its own production team. Freeman’s upload credits Dontavious Shuler as director, Tre Hamilton as director of photography and Parker Scott as creative director. Clay Thomas is credited with camera operation, lighting and grip work. The listed roles provide a fuller picture of the collaboration behind the performance on screen.
Apple Music lists “Sundae” as a standalone single with a running time of about four minutes and fifteen seconds. The official video is embedded below, and the linked Apple Music recording provides another listening option. This is a focused look at one artist’s latest work; PowerPage’s New Music Friday coverage remains the place for the broader weekly release roundup.
For another recent R&B conversation, read our Ashanti ownership article, which focuses on control of recordings and an artist’s business decisions. Then return to Freeman’s official video and hear “Sundae” for yourself. The recording, rather than a chart claim or an assumed breakout, is the starting point here.
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