JAMAL M. MOORE

Jamal M. Moore is an internationally acclaimed singer, songwriter, and recording artist celebrated for his captivating vocal versatility and unique artistry. A graduate of the Eastman School of Music, Moore's classical training underpins a dynamic style that blends classical, pop, gospel, and jazz. He has performed on prestigious stages worldwide, including Carnegie Hall and the Oscars. Moore has collaborated with iconic artists like Beyoncé, contributing to her GRAMMY-winning album 'Cowboy Carter' and performing at Coachella. His recent highlights include providing support vocals for Raye at the GRAMMY Awards, participating in the 'Defying Gravity' performance at the Oscars, and serving as a featured soloist with Christopher Tin at the Open To The World music festival in Vilnius. Beyond live performances, Moore has lent his voice to film and television projects such as the DreamWorks animated series "Trolls" and Beyoncé's documentaries "Homecoming" and "Black is King." As a member of the vocal quintet The Exchange, he toured over 50 countries as an official Cultural Ambassador for the U.S. State Department. A prolific songwriter, Moore was a Grand Prize Finalist in the John Lennon Songwriting Contest. His albums "Love Letters Vol. 1" and "Vol. 2" showcase his genre-blending talents through a mix of covers and original compositions. His upcoming 2025 record is anticipated to further exemplify his genre-defying artistry.