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"Dreams are not coincidence but delayed reality," says Jeremiah. It is this very mantra that has been the fuel behind Jeremiah's constant rise to the top. 

On his album The Momentary Now, singer/songwriter Jeremiah proves that his dreams are closer than ever to being reality. With a rich heritage of jazz, soul, opera and folk music, Jeremiah has redefined what it means to make a classic album in a pop world. 

With the support of VH1 Soul, BET J and MTV, Jeremiah landed on the airwaves and made his presence known with videos Love For A While as well as Get Away. His buzz is growing quickly as one to watch. Billboard magazine says he is ".a singer with an innate ability for passionate songwriting that one cannot learn."

A brilliant live performer, Jeremiah performs in renown venues such as the Blue Note, Joe's Pub, the Apollo, the Regatta Bar and numerous festivals including Son d'Hiver, Banlieus Bleus, San Sebastien Jazz Fest, St. Anna Arezza Jazz Festival, Rochester International Jazz Festival and Tampere Jazz Happening. 

Jeremiah has worked with gifted artists such as Rachelle Ferrell, Oleta Adams, George Michael, Michael Bolton, Chuck Mangione, Yolanda Adams and Frank McCombs amongst many others.

Jeremiah produced The Momentary Now himself, while being engineered by Grammy winning producer/engineer Marc Urselli. He was able to create the palate that would be definitive of his sound. "my vision was a bit of Quincy Jones and Arif Mardin," says Jeremiah. He focused on the simplicity of sparse organic recording, recalling the classic albums of Donny Hathaway, Nina Simone and more recent Norah Jones. 

The Momentary Now delivers a poignant and beautifully expressive odyssey of original compositions. Jeremiah's voice is uniquely beautiful, raw yet a refined plaint that recalls both Nick Drake in his Way to Blue and Nina Simone in the aptly titled "Get Away", the romantic Anita Baker in "Addicted to You" the cinematic "Show Me the Way", and the worldly rhythmic "Love For a While" featuring Shanice Wilson. Throw in his hue of African soil, classic sex appeal and he's the complete package. 

Join the masses as we celebrate the long-awaited arrival of one of the most authentic and relevant voices of today.

PRESS

"Rare voice" said Billboard Magazine.
A singer with an innate ability for passionate songwriting that one cannot learn.

Jazz Times about the album "Chasing Forever"
Jeremiah's butter-crusted voice, sweet, smoldering ready to careen up in to the nether regions-the Stevie Wonder regions, jazz, opera, gospel, R&B's all there, but ultimately in the service of a genre all his own.

Rochester Democrate and Chronicle.
a welcome surprise, Rochester native Jeremiah, returned with a voice saturated in Sarah and Nina and an endless vocal prowess. He made scatting a new language.

The It Factor by Soultracks.com.
Some people just have it. an auspicious debut by an extremely talented singer from whom we should be hearing for years to come.

BETJ.COM: THE NEW VOICE.
Sometimes recalling the sophisticated magic of Jon Lucien and Donny Hathaway, Chasing Forever focuses on Jeremiah's rich tenor and elegant songwriting