Jesse Quin English musician, bass guitarist and vocalist of the famous band 'Jesse Quin' Country: Great Britain

Biography of Jesse Quin

Jesse Quin, an English musician, bassist, and vocalist, is best known as a member of the renowned band 'Jesse Quin & The Mets'. He is also a popular session musician, having worked on various projects. Although he was never an official member of the band 'Keane', his name is often mentioned in connection with the group.

In January 2010, Jesse became a member of a new musical project called 'Mt. Desolation'. The idea for this group came to Tim Rice-Oxley and Jesse Quin during one of their late-night conversations about music. Despite the lack of belief from many, the demo recordings showed excellent results. The release date for their highly anticipated album has not been announced yet, but it is known that the musicians have already recorded several tracks.

Among the other artists invited to participate in the project are musicians from 'Noah And The Whale', John Roderick from 'The Long Winters', Winston Marshall, who played the banjo in 'Mumford & Sons', drummer Ronnie Vannucci from 'The Killers', and Pete Roe. The musicians experimented with sound and various noise effects, even using metal lids and hammers. The resulting music had a strange and unusual sound. The style of the new musical project is described as country. The project was produced by Emery Dobyns, an American producer.

The musicians themselves admitted that while creating their album, they truly enjoyed and rejoiced in the music they were creating. Their first concerts took place at 'The Luminaire', a London club where they also recorded their album.

As for Jesse Quin himself, it is known that he grew up in Suffolk, England, before moving to Bristol and later to London. He has a sister named Amber, and his mother is folk singer Charity Quin. Jesse is married to Julia Quin (née Dannenberg). His most well-known work is his collaboration with the band 'Keane'. In May 2010, their joint effort, the album 'Night Train', topped the UK chart.