Judi Jackson, a 29-year-old U.S. jazz artist, has come a long way since she discovered her vocal talents singing in church. She's now signed to Sony Music and doing select festivals and gigs following the release of her new album 'Grace'
LONDON, Aug 5 - A self-proclaimed "old soul", U.S. jazz artist Judi Jackson has come a long way since she discovered her vocal talents singing in church in her home state of Virginia.
"My biological parents are both very creative and very musical. They did separate and I was adopted, which kind of opened my world in a way to many different styles of music, many different walks of life. And I was able to connect with a lot of different people at a very young age," she said of her childhood.
A handout image shows Judi Jackson's cover artwork for the album Grace. Zoe Zimmer/Handout via REUTERS She describes "Grace" as a "bluesy, soulful rock n' roll, torch song experience" with lyrics exploring themes such as her relationship with her biological mother on the title track to the idea of letting go of "things that no longer serve you" in song "River".
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