Bio

Jacob Haywood is a singer-songwriter, born in Essex but now lives in North West London. His sound mixes elements of alternative rock acts like Radiohead and Arctic Monkeys, combined with the stripped-back and personal songwriting style of Leonard Cohen. Jacob denies the need to be defined by a genre, his versatility stemming from pulling inspiration across musical greats like, David Bowie and The Beatles.

His lyrics, often introspective and nostalgic, connect with the listener on an intimate level. Drawing from the highs and lows of everyday life, he exposes a vulnerability that draws his audience in.

Singing and songwriting from the age of 14 to now, most of his experience comes from performing in small, intimate venues building his audience relationship. Now at 21, he aims to develop his musical style and is ready to take his performing to the next level. He currently studies music performance at ICMP, and is now in his second year, having achieved a distinction in his first.

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Daniel Lerner Bio:

Unbound by genre labels, Daniel Lerner treats every show, every song, every full-length project as an opportunity to experiment with songwriting, sound, and style. Throughout Daniel’s songwriting career, you’ll find pieces of him searching for something. On his debut album There’s Something I Wanted to Say – a collection of songs about heartache, loss, missed connections, and growth – he established that style. It’s the album that kickstarted an exciting 2022, complete with a newly formed lineup of Robert Harary, Alex Scheitinger, and Jason Ross; joining Moon Sand Land and Sophie Said on guitar; and a writeup in NPR Music.

On new EP good game! Daniel Lerner asks, “Can emotional heartbreak feel physical?” Headaches, fatigue, heaviness in the chest – all physically painful sensations that are often borne out of emotionally painful experiences. These feelings come into focus on the song titles - each song is named after a fight move or sensation of physical harm. good game! allows each song to explore new sonic territory – from the abrasive breakneck speed of indie rock banger “Haymaker,” to the soft and earnest folk songwriting on “Gut Punch” and “Punch Drunk Love.”

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Website: https://www.daniellernersounds.com/