Overjoyed to share this song with you – the first single from my debut album, 'In My Room', which is out July 1st 2016. Written, arranged, recorded, produced and performed by me, Jacob, in my music room at home.

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© Jacob Collier 2016

Hideaway - Jacob Collier

doodeedoo lets make a melody
all songs made on my phone

It’s not often one encounters an imagination with the depth and prolificacy of Jacob Collier’s. The London-based 28-year-old is dubbed by many as one of the most innovative musicians of his generation. In 2012, Jacob's self-made YouTube videos achieved legendary status in the music world, attracting the praise of such luminaries as Herbie Hancock, David Crosby, Steve Vai, and Quincy Jones, who manages Jacob to this day. Jacob’s debut album, In My Room, crafted entirely in his room at home, went on to win two GRAMMY's. His success has led to musical collaborators and fans including the likes of Coldplay, John Mayer, Ty Dolla $ign, Tori Kelly, Daniel Caesar, SZA, Charlie Puth, Jessie Reyez, T-Pain, and Lizzo (to name a few).   In January of 2018, Jacob began designing and creating a recording project on an unprecedented scale – a quadruple album called DJESSE: 50 songs, divided between four volumes, with each operating within a separate musical universe of sound, style and genre. Scattered across the four volumes are 30+ collaborators from across every facet of the music world. Djesse Volumes 1, 2, & 3 have earned him a GRAMMY each, affirming that Jacob is the first British artist to win a Grammy for each of his first four albums.

mad.disabled.queer.trans.genderanarchist. with a penchant for activism thru practice & art

In 1977 was ik pas 20! Zeven jaar later stonden we(HAAKS) op Beeckestijnpop 1984 en het eerste Bevrijdingsfestival 1980 in wat nu het Patronaat is, en weer later stond ik met met Sjako in het Haarlemstadion 1986 !  En 1983 de Sneeuwbal/centrum 111 nog in het voorprogramma van "de Dijk" gespeeld "Bloedend hart" één van hun best songs ooit volgens mij! Toen had je nog Het DAC (zijstraat Jansstraat bij het station Haarlem! Daar speelde ik met de Ritsband in het voorprogramma van Jan Akkerman! Jezus....wat is dat lang geleden!