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Hometown: San Diego, CA
Country: United States of America
Genre: Pop
Website: http://jgracemusic.com/industry
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Bio
Jacqueline Grace
Upcoming Cable TV Special: "J Grace: A Global Soul" will be seen throughout the US and several foreign countries this summer. It will be available in 25 million homes. For Videos please go to: www.jgracemusic.com/industry. Nominated in 2010 for the 4th consecutive year in 5 different categories for the the Los Angeles Music Awards including Record of the Year in 2009 Jacqueline Grace, a sultry, stunning twenty-three year old singer/songwriter of Filipino/Mexican extraction, grew up on the sunny beaches of San Diego, graduated from the University of Southern California, and mixes it all up again in her new album, "A Global Soul". Few American pop performers take the idea of global pop hip-hop so literally. Her songs reflect gypsy worldliness and humanity as well as her own sharp wit and insight. Her new album, "A Global Soul" is a blend of pop hip-hop with an intelligent old-world edge. She writes about ambition, upbeat and aggressive, and takes the talk to the dance floor. “The music takes you or breaks you.” Jacqueline Grace uses her clear and powerful, sweet and beautiful voice to sing us a series of simple inspirational equations in three languages, including a blend of Tagalog: “It takes just one heart beating but it makes us start to see in each other that we’re the same voice.” Her words and music well up hopefully, introducing subtle variations, despite the clear implication that romance is not a straightforward dance. It’s just what people all over the world do every day, and it’s for all those people Jacqueline Grace is singing.
Q: Where did you grow up?
A: I lived in New York till i was three, then my family relocated to San Diego where I've lived ever since. Since i don't remember anything before seven, I consider myself as San Diegan. But alas, I am...