Jacob Collier: ‘I have so many ideas that I call it ‘creative infinity syndrome’ | Pop and rock | The Guardian
After forming a choir of 100,000 people and collaborating with everyone from Stormzy to Coldplay, what will the jazz prodigy do next? Spend some time with his mum
Bright young thing … Jacob Collier. Photograph: Mogli Maureal View image in fullscreen Bright young thing … Jacob Collier. Photograph: Mogli Maureal Pop and rock This article is more than 3 years old Interview Jacob Collier: ‘I have so many ideas that I call it ‘creative infinity syndrome’ This article is more than 3 years old Ammar Kalia After forming a choir of 100,000 people and collaborating with everyone from Stormzy to Coldplay, what will the jazz prodigy do next? Spend some time with his mum Sat 26 Nov 2022 06.55 EST Last modified on Mon 3 Feb 2025 06.32 EST Share Prefer the Guardian on
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