Jacque Anderson was born in the small city of Selma, Alabama; A city mostly known for birthing the civil rights movement. But in 1980, Selma gave birth to a queen, a singer, an artist. In the words of Langston Hughes, “Life for me ain’t been no crystal stairs!” Growing up in a family with eight children and having to experience financial hardship, music became a refuge as well as a passion for Jacque. Her faith in God and love for singing is reflected in her music then and now today. Her music is now enjoyed and celebrated among selected radio audiences across the United States and Canada. Jacque’s music contains a string of well-produced, radio friendly; heart stirring tunes that appeal to the neo-soul urban contemporary gospel audiences. Described as refreshing, and artistic genius, Jacque’s project delivers some of the richest harmonies since the Clark Sisters; combined with the elegance of Lauryn Hill. Yet still, Jacque has a unique style of her own, positioned to set a new standard in contemporary gospel music. Enjoy her debut album, titled, “Something on the Inside”.