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Local Singer/songwriter Greg Jacquin has released two albums: EP “Hudson River” (2018) & LP “Clocks Slow Down” (2019). Greg has played over 300+ shows all over New York and the Hudson Valley and toured the west coast. In 2022 he landed a slot under the Chill Tent at the Pleasantville Music Festival alongside Paula Cole. Greg then decided to take a break from performing and took a job as the house manager at The Tarrytown Music Hall. It didn’t take long for him to realize that he needed to get back to performing.

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With a charming, wistful folk sound and a strong lyrical presence, Greg and his band can expect an awful lot of critical acclaim when their new album, Clocks Slow Down, comes out next month. – The 405, William Tomer 

Jacquin’s album is a sometimes somber meditation on pain, suffering, and self-discovery. Add a little politics and humor, and you have yourself an album. – Earbuddy, NK  

Jacquin maintains a wistful sentiment as he looks back on the difficulties that his past has offered him, flourishing in an ebullient, roots-centric swirl of instrumentation paired beside his own captivating, subtle grit. – Pop Matters, Jonathan Frahm

Tender and sweet from its very first note. Jacquin’s guitar chords are warm and inviting, and the piano line is simple and sweet. – Substream Magazine, Gabriel Aikins