Jacob Collier

Jacob Collier is a British singer, multi-instrumentalist, arranger, and composer from London, celebrated for his intricate vocal harmonies, unconventional chord voicings, and genre-blending approach that draws on jazz, soul, pop, and classical influences. He first attracted wide attention with a series of self-produced YouTube arrangements, including a reworking of Stevie Wonder material, which caught the ear of producer Quincy Jones and helped launch his professional career. His 2016 debut album «In My Room» showcased his signature technique of layering dozens of his own vocal and instrumental tracks into dense, harmonically adventurous arrangements.

Collier has become known in music theory and production circles as an innovator who pushes the boundaries of harmony, tuning, and studio arrangement, often explaining his ideas in widely shared interviews and educational content. He has collaborated with a broad range of artists across genres, reflecting the Pop, R&B, Rock, and Rap textures heard across his catalogue, and has built a reputation for performances that blend meticulous studio craft with spontaneous audience interaction.

His work has been recognized with multiple Grammy Awards for Best Arrangement, including wins for «You and I», «Flintstones», «Moon River», and «All Night Long». Songs such as «Little Blue», «All I Need», and «Time Alone with You» are among the tracks that showcase his layered vocal style and inventive songwriting.