Women Music March 2025 – Day 15 Jessie Ware

Jessie Ware

wiki:

Jessica “Jessie” Lois Ware (b. 10/15/84) is an English singer and songwriter. She was born at Queen Charlotte’s Hospital in Hammersmith, London and was raised in Clapham, London. She is the daughter of Helena (née Keell,) a social worker, and John Ware, a BBC Panorama reporter. Jessie’s parents divorced when she was 10. She is the younger sister of English actress Hannah Ware. Her mother was supportive in her early musical career and Ware considers her to be “her hero,” saying “She brought up my sister, brother and me with so much love and fun and always told me I could do anything I want.” Ware’s mother is Jewish and she was raised in the faith.

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This song and video remind of Madonna.

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  1. randydafoe's avatar randydafoe says:

    New to me but definitely picking up that Madonna vibe!

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    1. Lisa or Li's avatar Lisa or Li says:

      Nice to see younger artists picking up the torch.

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      1. randydafoe's avatar randydafoe says:

        You could do worse than emulating Madonna!

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  2. Jessie Ware’s name sounded familiar but I can’t remember why. Perhaps I previously came across her during my weekly quest to look for new music. Anyway, I also agree there’s a Madonna vibe in that video!

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  3. Nice post 🎸🎸

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    1. Lisa or Li's avatar Lisa or Li says:

      Thank you, Satyam.

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  4. glyn40wilton's avatar glyn40wilton says:

    I think Jesse Ware is just great

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    1. Lisa or Li's avatar Lisa or Li says:

      Glyn, have you heard her before? Guessing yes. Any recommends on favorite songs?

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        1. Lisa or Li's avatar Lisa or Li says:

          Yes it does. Thanks, Glyn. She has a great voice for torch songs!

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  5. pvcann's avatar pvcann says:

    Nice to be introduced, and – can’t get these out of my head :)

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  6. Badfinger (Max)'s avatar Badfinger (Max) says:

    She has an exotic sound…I like the first song with the backup singers….that was incredible. Thanks for another new one!

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    1. Lisa or Li's avatar Lisa or Li says:

      My pleasure, Max, glad you like her sound.

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      1. Badfinger (Max)'s avatar Badfinger (Max) says:

        This is what blogs should be about…sharing about artists you don’t hear every day. Ok…not every single one but you get my point.

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  7. memadtwo's avatar memadtwo says:

    I think I took a CD of hers out of the library at some point and was not that impressed. But I really like the African vibe of that first song. To me her voice is much more effective there than in the second one, although I also see the Madonna vibe. (K)

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    1. Lisa or Li's avatar Lisa or Li says:

      I’d like to give her some more listens. I like the video of the 2nd one.

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  8. Steve's avatar Steve says:

    Outstanding! Li, you are on a roll with this series! I love this woman’s sound. The two songs are so beautiful and energetic… I’m “chair dancing” as I listen and write! Taking note of Jessie Ware for sure. (I too was a reminded a bit of Madonna in the second video.)

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  9. Aphoristical's avatar Aphoristical says:

    I love Jessie Ware. She has a soul influence so I don’t think Madonna is the best reference, she’s a bit like Sade sometimes. So many great songs already – I love Night Light, Champagne Kisses.

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    1. Lisa or Li's avatar Lisa or Li says:

      Graham, I appreciate you sharing what you know of her. I’m liking what I’m hearing.

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      1. Aphoristical's avatar Aphoristical says:

        I even wrote this a few years ago – need to update it for her most recent album – https://albumreviews.blog/2021/09/19/10-best-jessie-ware-songs/

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        1. Lisa or Li's avatar Lisa or Li says:

          Very cool and thank you for the spotify playlist! I’ll listen to it while playing Carcassone :)

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          1. Aphoristical's avatar Aphoristical says:

            I think my daughter played Carcasonne with my mum yesterday. We have a ton of board games here, but not that one.

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            1. Lisa or Li's avatar Lisa or Li says:

              We have a lot of board games, including this one, but since covid we play our games through Steam. I’m hooked on Carcassonne and mostly play against the computer. It’s a fun game!

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              1. Aphoristical's avatar Aphoristical says:

                It’s nice to get off the screen sometimes though. My wife and I love Ark Nova, which usually takes two hours and is very immersive.

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                1. Lisa or Li's avatar Lisa or Li says:

                  Never heard of Ark Nova but am always on the lookout for new games. We have many board games that we used to play regularly, when Covid hit, we found the online versions. Now that there is a toddler in the picture, it may be awhile before we get back to the board games. Another cool “game” I recently played on Steam is about an alchemist shop and crafting potions, “Potion Craft Alchemist.” I will look and see if Ark Nova is available on Steam and if so will check it out.

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  10. Liam's avatar Liam says:

    “Lift You Up” – Jessie Ware’s duet with Romy – was one of my favorite tracks last year. (Romy would be a good addition to your Women’s Music series if you’re taking suggestions).

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    1. Lisa or Li's avatar Lisa or Li says:

      Just added her to my list. Thanks, Liam!

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