Jazz Morley is a British singer-songwriter making waves with her beautiful soul-influenced electronica, gaining reference to the likes of Jessie Ware, Lana Del Rey and Sia.
Growing up in musical family, it was no surprise Jazz began writing songs at the piano from a young age. Finding influence from Whitney Housten to Jeff Buckley and Fleetwood Mac, the foundations for Jazz’s music had honest depth and showed an effortless ability for lyrics and melody that captivated the audiences of her early performances.
In 2016, Jazz self released her single ‘Bad Love’ and ‘Take Me Down’ which showcased her newly found passion for electronic music. These gained immediate international praise from NYLON, Billboard, BBC Introducing, Top 5 on Hype Machine as well as playlisting across Apple Music and Spotify which saw these songs streamed nearly 3 Million times in under a year.
With this momentum, Jazz has been invited to write and collaborate with some of the UKs top producers. Continuing to release her music independently, seeing streams surge into the millions, 2017 has proved her most successful year to date. Along with sell out shows in London and Bournemouth with her new band, Jazz’s latest single ‘Safe Place’ was also support by Jo Whiley on BBC Radio 2 as well as being playlisted by Radio 1 as their BBC Introducing Track Of The Week. 2018 is looking set to be a very busy year for this exciting artist.
Adele Roberts, BBC Radio 1 -“We think she’s going to be a huge star”
Nylon Magazine - " Morley is one artist you shouldn’t have to go through life without listening to."
Line Of Best Fit - "Showcasing her velvet-smooth voice and ability to master the world of down-beat pop"
Metro - “Jazz Morley sounds like having a heartbreak whilst booming it up at a sunrise beach party”
Elle Magazine - "We fell in love with Jazz Morley's smooth-as-silk voice...You're going to want to add the track [Take Me Down] to all your summer playlists immediately"