Jack DeJohnette is a Chicago-born drummer. After switching from the piano around 1960, DeJohnette joined Miles Davis' Bitches Brew-era band. During his early Chicago years, DeJohnette played everything from R&B to free jazz. After moving to New York in 1966, he played with John Patton, Jackie McLean, Betty Carter and Abbey Lincoln. From 1966-9, he achieved his first international exposure... read full bio
Jack Fowler's father, who was from St. Helena, exposed him to music, and soul and reggae music were always playing in his home. From an early age, Jack appeared to be in front of the camera all the time, performing to his father's favorite songs, which included Stevie Wonder, James Brown, and The Spinners. Jack's affinity for music quickly became... read full bio
Another outstanding effort by singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jack Francis is found on his second album, "Early Retirement." "Early Retirement" highlights Francis' own style of soulful folk music while delving into a wide spectrum of inspirations, including excellent British, Irish, and American songwriting. The lyrical material combines the author's experience navigating contemporary society and dashed hopes with biting humor and meticulous attention... read full bio
Jack Garratt, a singer and songwriter who was born in the United Kingdom, lives up to his name in the sense that he is a master of many musical disciplines. He is skilled on a variety of instruments, some of which include the drums, guitar, harmonica, mandolin, ukulele, and trombone. In addition to that, he experiments with electronica music and... read full bio
Jack Harlow is an American rapper from Louisville, Kentucky. Apart from releasing music, Harlow is co-founder of his own independent record label and music collective entitled, Private Garden. Harlow had a passion for creating music since a young age and he started rapping at only 12 years old. Using a laptop and a Guitar Hero microphone, Harlow and a friend... read full bio
Jack Harris puts language to the feelings we all share. His compositions, which draw inspiration from his experiences with love, fear, heartbreak, and hope, are fascinating tales woven by a hyperactive imagination. His raw expression tells that it takes courage to communicate your fears and feelings. This inspires him to compose engrossing poetry and catchy hooks. Supporting artists such as... read full bio
When Jack Ingram won the Academy of Country Music award for Best New Male Vocalist, thousands of people in the audience had to be smiling to themselves about that whole new thing. They knew the thirty-something, steel-eyed veteran accepting that trophy on that stage in Vegas had been rocking roadhouses, theaters and stadiums relentlessly since 1997, that hed been celebrated... read full bio
“I canʼt tell you anything but the truth.” These words, sung by Jack Johnson in his album, To The Sea, define the ethos of a man born and raised in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. It was Jackʼs ability to learn his own lessons from life and the sea that birthed his astonishing alchemy of music and poetry. Truth... read full bio
Jack Kane is a highly talented actor and singer from London, England, where he was born in 1999. Growing up, he led many school plays and found his passion for acting at a very young age. He was only 10 years old when he landed his very first professional acting role. He went on to make various television appearances like... read full bio
Jack Kays is an up-and-coming rapper, multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter from Cincinnati, Ohio. His music is a mixture of hip-hop, alternative and folk and he also uses his own personal stories through his music. Apart from his career as an artist, Kays is known for the work he does as an activist to raise awareness for mental health, drug addiction and... read full bio
Joe found himself working as a celebrity double for Jack Nicholson. Their resemblance is amazing and still increasing. Joe met Jack Nicholson at a VA hospital where Joe ran the grounds. Jack was filming "Crossing Guard" Coincidentally, at that time, Joe was performing the lead in the play "Cookoo's Nest." Jack autographed a photo for Joe Richards. Since then, Joe... read full bio
Jack Novak, who was up in southwest Chicago, was initially drawn to electronic music and intense dance recordings when he was a teenager and was involved in the underground rave scene. After relocating to Los Angeles, she established a home studio and worked nonstop for two years to hone her skills and expand her production portfolio, which rekindled her interest in... read full bio
A singer-songwriter from Blackheath in South London, Jack Penate is the grandson of The Gormenghast Trilogy author and illustrator Mervyn Peake. He frequently appears in the "Estuary English" pack of UK musicians, a group that includes artists like Lily Allen, Jamie T, Kate Nash, Adele and others who sing without purposefully changing their spoken English accent. He and his friend Felix White formed the... read full bio
Even in poisonous relationships, ending a relationship is never simple. In his latest song, "easy," Jack Price describes a relationship that he finds himself unable to end. He recognizes the warning indicators that his partner may not fully share his affections for him and may not treat him as he deserves. He stays because he cares so much for them... read full bio
A nomad who crosses ages, genres and dimensions is how Jack River, Holly Rankin's alter ego, is envisioned. That could be as a result of Rankin being partially kept in amber at the age she was when her sister passed away. She has the freedom to time travel thanks to Jack. She has noticed that Sugar Mountain contains traces of the... read full bio
Jack Savoretti is an English acoustic singer-songwriter and musician from Westminister, London, England. While he was a teenager, Savoretti found his love in writing poetry and found himself writing all the time. By the time he was 16, he picked up the guitar and began performing and by the time he was 18, he was signed to De-angelis Records. While... read full bio
A New York cowboy wearing a Stetson Range, adhering to a purist ideology and playing his cherished 1956 Martin D-28 guitar, Big Jim, travels the streets of East Nashville in Jack Schneider's universe, which is filled with eccentricity and nostalgia. Jack is a producer, guitar collector and analog aficionado in addition to being a guitarist, songwriter and singer, or a "triple threat" as... read full bio
Jack Symes establishes himself as one of the most appealing new voices in folk music on his expansive new album, Tompkins Park. The 12-song collection, which was written on a road journey to the artist's new Brooklyn home and his unsettling first months there, asks, "Are you on your own or are you all alone" It's less grounded than his... read full bio
Two of the biggest DJs in the world, Skrillex and Diplo collaborated to create the Grammy Award-winning side project called Jack U They released their first official single, titled Take There featuring vocals from Kiesza. The following year, they released their debut album, Skrillex and Diplo Present Jack U, for which they won a Grammy. Their first performance as... read full bio
Jack Van Cleaf is a singer-songwriter from California who creates songs that are resolute, sensitive and warmly candid. Van Cleaf has performed in storied venues around the nation, including Miller High Life Theatre, The Ryman, The Pageant and Mission Ballroom. Van Cleaf has been enthralling audiences in intimate concerts with Sofar Sounds from New York City to Austin. He has performed as... read full bio
