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Acacia Grace
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Acacia Grace is an American and Franco Singer and songwriter, the perfect example of a modern woman in the music industry. Previously she was part of an R&B trio with Isai Galvez and Korie Lewis in Orange County, California. Nowadays, you can find her in New York or Paris where she splits her time performing spoken word and hosting virtual songwriting worskshops. My relationship with jazz began at an early age in my grandfathers basement listening to Miles Davis, Grover Washington Jr., and Chuck Mangione to name a few. I love to make and experiement with jazz music vocally. I am also proud that my daughter Rhian is a jazz singer, majoring in music at the City University of New York; she is carrying on the legacy of her grandfather the late Bill Jacobs of the Bill Jacobs Ensemble who was a jazz musician from Queens, NY.
Joey van Leeuwen: Stray
by Acacia Grace
Brooklyn-based drummer, composer, and global percussionist Joey van Leeuwen is a compelling voice in contemporary jazz, recognized for bridging American jazz with deep world rhythm traditions. A versatile multi-instrumentalist, he commands a unique rhythmic toolkit that includes the drums, ghatam (clay pot), and mridangam, alongside mastery of konakkol (Carnatic vocal percussion). By blending West African polyrhythms and ...
Greg Farnese: Oh No, I'm In Love Again
by Acacia Grace
Greg Farnese brings an easygoing charm to Oh No, I'm in Love Again, an album that balances personality with a polished, straight-ahead jazz sensibility. The record opens conversationally, offering a glimpse of Farnese's playful character before settling into arrangements shaped by a classic horn section, crisp hi-hat patterns, upright bass, and fluid jazz piano. His warm, ...
Jill Scott with Freeman and the Future of Soul R&B
by Acacia Grace
Jill Scott Zénith Paris October 14, 2026 Jill Scott arrived at Zénith Paris--La Villette with the presence of a woman who understood both her artistry and her message. Opened in 1984, the venue sits within a cultural district with a long-standing relationship to jazz and popular music, including La Villette's jazz-festival ...

