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Thelma

American indie-folk musician from upstate New York

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About Thelma

Natasha Jean Jacobs, professionally known as Thelma, is an American indie-folk musician from upstate New York.

Music career

Thelma In 2017, Jacobs released Thelma via Tiny Engines. The album was ranked 23rd on the UPROXX "50 Best Albums of 2017" list and received an 8/10 rating from Clash. Jacobs wrote Thelma while studying at SUNY Purchase. The album featured Juan Pablo Siles on guitar, Daniel Siles on drums, and Maciej Lewandowski on bass.

The Only Thing In 2019, Jacobs self-released The Only Thing. The album featured Daniel Siles on drums, Maciej Lewandowski on bass, Roan Ma on violin, and Laura Wolf Schatz on cello. Stereogum wrote about the project, "Many of its songs stem from a reckoning with what it means to be an artist, and how it feels when the body that’s meant to support you tries to sabotage your goals at every turn." Exclaim! called Jacobs' music, "just so beautifully alive, especially amongst the craggy obstacles, which echo back the sounds of her ghostly voice."

Personal life

Jacobs is based in Brooklyn, New York.

Jacobs refers to herself as “a music maker and sound explorer”. She was previously a sound designer for Vice News Reports. She is currently an audio engineer and sound designer for Lemonada Media.

Releases

Albums

The Only Thing, 2019 Thelma, 2016

Singles

"Stranger Love", 2019 "Sway", 2019 "If You Let It", 2016

Music videos

"Stranger Love", 2019 “Take Me to Orlando”, 2019 "Spool", 2017 "Peach", 2017

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Important facts

Also known as
Natasha Jacobs

Frequently asked questions

Who was Thelma?

American indie-folk musician from upstate New York

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Thelma

· Wikidata: Q119797382

· DBpedia: Thelma (musician)

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