“MacRae opened her mouth, and her power was matched
both by the unswervingly rich tone across her considerable
range and by her contagious energy”
– John Shand – Sydney Morning Herald
With a career spanning 25 years, and a rich musical history steeped in R&B and Jazz, multiple
ARIA award nominee and APRA award winner Jade MacRae returns to Australia in 2021,
armed with her latest soulful offering, the acclaimed LP “Handle Me With Care”.
Touted by The Guardian as; “the perfect comeback vehicle, with a
subtle 60s-leaning”, Jade’s latest release pays homage to classic R&B and Soul and
chronicles some personal heartbreak, dealing a full hand of love and survival and opening the door
to a new chapter for the much beloved Sydney songstress.
Having spent much of the past 4 years on the road with US blues guitar juggernaut
Joe Bonamassa, gracing stages such as Royal Albert Hall, Red Rocks Colorado and The Greek
Theatre LA, Jade is thrilled to be returning to Australia and launching her highly anticipated new
single “Weather The Storm”, slated for release May 14.
Joe heralds Jade as; “one of the most
naturally gifted musicians I have ever encountered.
Jade is what you would call a singer’s singer and musician’s musician.
It is rare to see the combination of
soulfulness and technical dexterity meet in such a great way.”
Jade’s flair for live performance, versatility and dynamic delivery have afforded her the opportunity
to share the stage and studio with countless local greats including Jimmy Barnes, Cold Chisel,
Renee Geyer and Neil Finn, and international luminaries such as Ray Charles,
James Brown, Dave Stewart (Eurhythmics), George Benson and John Legend.
Jade’s
unmistakable tone saw her cast as the voice of “Cynthia” in the Cannes hit film “The Sapphires”
and she remains highly sought after as a film,TV (The Voice, It Takes Two) and
studio vocalist to producers and artists the world over.
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