Jacqui: It’s a full-fledged hypnotic vibe with the ‘fries, bb’ anthem
You know I really rock with an anthem when it’s both a feature on the site along with being featured on the Top 50 playlist. It’s all ears on what crooner Jacqui is serving up courtesy of her ‘fries, bb’ tune.
It’s a big audio flex and I’m here for it all. Geek out over this digital gem.
Emerging R&B star Jacqui unveiled her new single ‘fries, bb’ on 9 May 2025 via Beeline Records. The bewitching single premiered on acclaimed tastemaker publication CLASH Magazine. As an acclaimed singer, songwriter and producer with over half a million Spotify streams and counting, Jacqui burst onto the scene in 2022 with her debut EP Birthday. Only a year later, Jacqui embarked on a tour in Australia, and performed at SXSW festival in Sydney and opened two shows for R&B/soul icon slchld. She also made her debut at one of Thailand’s biggest festivals, Bangkok Music City in March 2025. This year, Jacqui’s touring schedule includes performances at iconic UK-based festivals The Great Escape Festival in Brighton on 15 and 16 May, and Focus Wales on 10 May. Jacqui’s music caught the attention of the Netflix series My Holo Love, which featured her 2020 single ‘White Clouds’, and more recently in 2025, her single ‘Sagwa’ was featured in the Amazon Prime series BUTTERFLY.
Jacqui has always had an affinity towards music since childhood. After relocating from her home in Korea (where she spends most of her time now), she was raised in China and then the United States. During her teen years a friend introduced her to Neo Soul and R&B royalty Erykah Badu, which awakened something in Jacqui, and ignited her lifelong passion. In college, Jacqui’s love for music was set off even further as she was exposed to a wider variety of genres, sounds and musical experiences. Jacqui’sbalance of introspection, playfulness and depth within her production and songwriting creates a distinct neo-soul sound that has been likened to the alternative, soul-soothing sounds of FKA Twigs and Mahalia, as well as her biggest inspiration Erykah Badu.
