Jacqueline started singing at the age of five and started performing onstage at 11. She joined music clubs in school and was asked to sing for various school functions. Throughout high school, Jacqueline took lead roles in various musical productions at San Diego Junior Theater, where she discovered her true love for performing in front of live audiences. She continued to perform throughout college, and in her senior year was the featured singer at the San Diego Sharp Medical Annual Gala.

Jacqueline Grace’s debut album is a compilation of songs whose shared dynamic is that of direction. Jacqueline showcases her unique songwriting by creating vignettes specific to each track. From the enraged “Detox,” to the deceptive “Pandora’s Box,” Jacqueline’s wit of word and compelling vocals motivate the listener to become further engrossed in the music, to feel the emotion of each protagonist. With songs “So Far,” and “I’m Whole,” Jacqueline incorporates her own style into mainstream rhythms. Spanish tracks “Contigo En Mi Vida,” and “Baile De La Luna,” offer glimpses into what Jacqueline hopes to pursue further in her career.

Jacqueline’s future aspirations are to gain better footing in the Spanish songwriting, and also to master Tagalog and write songs as better representation of her Filipino roots. Ultimately, she hopes to write, record, and perform pop music with various cultural influences, producing songs that will stand out as well as unify. “Regardless of Race, Color or Creed, music moves this planet,” she says. “By producing a sound with such a mixture of influences, I hope to influence more than alienate. I want people to listen to my songs and be encouraged to look into other kinds of sound, and perhaps become inspired themselves in more ways than one.”