Los Angeles based artist Rich Jacques wants his music to emit a powerful sense of spirit and vigour. He has a prestigious reputation and an immediately recognisable sound, thanks to his combination of quiet, contemplative singing and sumptuous background music.
When listening to a Rich Jacques production, it is evidently clear that he has been perfecting the numerous strings to his musical bow for quite some time when listening to his passionate and emotive work, perfectly captured on his previous album has Joy Following Like a Shadow That Never Disappears.
Jacques has worked with an army of talented musicians including Gold Kimono, Colin Hay, Glen Phillips, Maya Rudolph, and Peter Katz, and has also received a 2017 Grammy for his work with Lisa Loeb on her album Feel What U Feel. These musical interactions have helped to produce the heartfelt beauty that his music epitomises today, such as that included on his new EP, Everything Must Change.
“Montecito” opens the six-song EP with its glistening hues and subsequent transition into a seductive, glowing melody, enhanced by the rich and luxurious tones of Jacques’ silky vocals. “Can You See It” is another example of Jacques’ wonderful vocals, which lend the words a layer of lingering vitality that is simultaneously lustrous and alluring.
“The Stars Above” is the album’s concluding piece, where acoustic guitars flirt with subdued pianos to provide an indulgent ending to exquisite album EP that is loaded with musical signatures of a truly talented artist.
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