Oscar Jerome
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VERO Amplify: Oscar Jerome
An anchor within the London Jazz scene.
Oscar Jerome 
Oscar Jerome hibernated to make what became The Spoon, his second album. He found himself alone in Berlin in mid-pandemic, at a crossroads in life, needing some space and time to reflect on how to move forward healthily.
He’ll move from a whisper to a scream throughout the album, and he’s as ready to talk about his feelings of depression as he is to rage about the injustices of his home country.
According to Jerome, he thought deeply about the challenge of personally representing himself as a performing musician, and recording this album was “therapeutic” for him.
“The Spoon takes an arc from an emotional, sad boy to an angry man looking out at this mess humans have created and then to a more light, open, and accepting place of reflection on the beautiful parts of this existence.”