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Jack Garratt

London-based singer/producer/multi-instrumentalist Jack Garratt combines electric guitar, drum machines, keyboards, and an R&B-friendly falsetto to fashion smooth, club-ready electro-pop. After spending the early 2000s honing his sound, he rode a wave of critical support to the U.K. Top Three with his official full-length debut, 2016's Phase. Garratt spent the rest of the decade working on a follow-up, which eventually arrived in 2020 as Love, Death & Dancing, another Top Ten U.K. album. He continued to let the good-time vibes flow on singles like 2023's soulful "Hands Go Up," then kept the grooves going while delving into more personal material on his third long-player, 2025's Pillars.Hailing from High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England, Garratt started writing songs at the age of 12. When he got his first laptop in his late teens, he began experimenting with more advanced music production, eventually releasing the single "I Couldn't Want You Anyway" in early 2014. It made waves on the Internet, especially in the U.K., and led to festival appearances as well as a sold-out London record-release show later that year for Remnants, his debut EP on Island. Continuing to explore electronic soundscapes with attention to their emotional impact, his second EP, Synesthesiac, was issued via Interscope in the spring of 2015. A year later, Garratt released his first LP, Phase, which included the slinky drum'n'bass single "Fire." The atmospheric set hit the Top Ten in Europe and Australia and kept the musician on the road until the end of 2016. When he returned to the studio to record a follow-up, Garratt struggled with self-doubt and added pressure from his sudden success. He wouldn't return until 2020, when the EP Love, Death & Dancing, Vol. 1 was released. He followed with a second installment months later. Those tracks would land on his official sophomore LP, also titled Love, Death & Dancing. Arriving in June 2020, the album reached number eight in the U.K. buoyed by the singles "Time" and "Better." Following the 2021 concert album Live from the Eventim Apollo, Garratt delivered several non-album singles, including 2022's "Just How I Like It" and 2023's "Hands Go Up," before releasing another live set, At PizzaExpress [Live in London], in mid-2024.New studio material arrived the following year with the release singles from Garratt's third album, August 2024's Pillars, marking his Cooking Vinyl label debut. Its poignant, still danceable pop was informed by personal experiences including divorce.
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