| 词条 | Jack Rubinacci |
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| name = Jack Rubinacci | image = Screen Shot 2015-10-14 at 3.51.04 PM.png | caption = Black and White Portrait of artist Jack Rubinacci 2015 | image_size = 200 | background = solo_singer | birth_name = Giuliano Alberto Brian Rubinacci | alias = | birth_date = {{birth date and age|df=yes|1975|08|31}} | origin = Rome, Italy (Based in Norway) | instrument = Vocals, guitar, piano, drums, bass | genre = Alternative, indie rock | occupation = Singer-songwriter | years_active = 1989–present | label = Rar Records | associated_acts = | website = www.JackRubinacci.com | current_members = | past_members = }} Jack Rubinacci (born Giuliano Alberto Brian Rubinacci 31 August 1975) is an Anglo-Italian singer, musician and songwriter. His songs have been recorded or covered by several different well-known artists throughout the world. BiographyRubinacci was born in Trastevere Rome, Italy. He moved to England at the age of 2, spending most of his childhood following his mother around where her work as an English school teacher took her, including Sicily and Birmingham.[1] Aged 11 he met his father for the first time who worked as a piano bar player in Rome and was previously lead singer and bass player in the popular Italian band I Romans.[2] At 14, Rubinacci followed in his father's footsteps and started writing songs and performing in school bands. His first ever performance on stage was at his school's annual music night, and can be found on YouTube.[3] In his early 20s Rubinacci became lead singer and co-writer in the rock band Headwellers which gigged around the Birmingham area. After the band split up he joined Honeyman, a popular Birmingham, UK based alternative band. In 2010 a YouTube documentary charting the first year of the bands rise was released.[4] At 24, after having studied the history art at University of Central England, Rubinacci went solo and toured as the opening act for many international artists including, Jackson Browne, Joe Cocker, The Script, Scottish folk legend John Martyn, Tom McRae, J.D. Souther, White Lies, Dar Williams, Thea Gilmore, Ben Christophers, All About Eve and Rodrigo y Gabriela. In 2005 Rubinacci appeared on Italian TV as a guest on Destinazione San Remo.[5] In 2006 Rubinacci created his own record company, RAR Records. When it came to choose a producer for his debut album, Rubinacci approached his main choice, Tchad Blake (Pearl Jam, Paul Simon, Arctic Monkeys). Blake described Rubinacci's song writing as some of the best he'd heard in long time.[6] The album was recorded at Peter Gabriel's Real World Studio with Jerry Marotta (Paul McCartney, Tears For Fears, Suzanne Vega) on drums, and was mastered at Abbey Road Studio, London. Rubinacci's debut album received mostly positive reviews.
In September 2008 Rubinacci signed a tour deal with a clothes retailer in Norway.[12] The collaboration between an artist and a clothes retailer was the first of its kind in Norway and created a large amount of media interest.[13] After an extensive tour for his debut album in 2008/9, Jack returned home and began writing his second album originally entitled The Glacier Bridge. However, both the title and the themes for the album changed when Rubinacci unexpectedly lost his best friend during the writing sessions. The album became The Opal Tree, and dealt with Rubinacci's struggle to understand the loss of his friend. The title for the album came from the name of the tree Rubinacci planted in his garden the day after he heard the news of his friend.[14][15] He recorded his second album in Washington, DC, with Danish record producer Thomas Johansen and like his first was well received by music critics.[16] Rubinacci's albums have now been sold and downloaded over 30,000 times.[17] As of 2015, a total 8 songs from his first two albums have been repeatedly played on various radio stations around the world including France, Italy, Norway and Asia. A further 4 songs from the first two albums have been covered by major label artists. In June 2012 Rubinacci was featured on the front page of Yahoo News in France as "International Discovery of the Week". His first single received positive reviews in France and was featured prominently on various radio stations there.[18] In October 2012 Jack was asked to open for Lionel Richie at Oslo Spektrum. Jack performed again at Oslo Spektrum in March 2014, this time opening for The Dixie Chicks at a sold out show In the summer of 2014 Jack opened the largest and most important music festival in Norway, Norwegian Wood, opening for headline act Arcade Fire on The Reflektor Tour Discography
Loss Of VoiceOn 27 August 2018, Jack was featured on the front page of Drammens Tidende newspaper. In the article, Jack revealed for the first time, that for the last 12 months, he had been struggling with his voice, and had suffered an almost total loss of ability to talk. The article explains that a combination of personal stress, together with a bacterial infection, had caused him to almost totally loose his voice. In total he was unable to sing for the best part of a year. Jack explains that he thought his career was over, which is infact the head line of the newspaper article [19] Song writing and coversRubinacci has had his songs covered and recorded by several well-known artists.[20][21][22][23][24][25][26] Most recently Asian super star A-do, covered one of Rubinacci's songs on his new album gaining positive critical acclaim in Asia. In 2011 Rubinacci co wrote a song with Mogol, who is widely considered one of the greatest songwriters in the history of Italian music. The song "You Shine" is featured on the debut album by the popular Italian duo I Btwins.[27] Song writing
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14 : 1975 births|Italian male singers|Italian pop singers|Italian singer-songwriters|English pop singers|Living people|British indie pop musicians|English singer-songwriters|British expatriates in Norway|Italian expatriates in the United Kingdom|Alumni of Birmingham City University|21st-century English singers|21st-century Italian singers|21st-century male singers |
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