Vocals / Keyboards

Jacob Collier

(1994–)

United Kingdom

Jacob Collier (b. 1994) — Vocals, Keyboards.

London-born multi-instrumentalist, singer, and producer. Known for radical reharmonisations that push the jazz harmonic vocabulary into new territory, and for video works in which he layers multiple versions of himself. Discovered and championed by Quincy Jones.

Jacob Collier's videos

Performing 'Make Me Cry,' 'Feel,' and 'It Don't Matter' at the NPR Tiny Desk — his multi-instrumental virtuosity in an intimate setting.

— Jacob Collier: Tiny Desk Concert, Bob Boilen, 2019

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Videos featuring Jacob Collier

Jacob Collier's videos

A pandemic-era home edition — Collier appears as four simultaneous versions of himself performing together.

— Jacob Collier: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert, Bob Boilen, 2020

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Videos featuring Jacob Collier

Released on 29 February 2024, Djesse Vol. 4 closes CollierJacob Collierジェイコブ・コリアー's self-produced four-volume Djesse series begun in 2018. It was nominated for Album of the Year at the 67th Grammys, and "Bridge over Troubled Water" won Best Arrangement, Instrumental or A Cappella.

— Djesse Vol. 4, Wikipedia, 2024

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