London-born singer-songwriter Jem Cooke released a 2009 album of soul and pop tunes before embracing her love of electronic music a few years later. She’s since collaborated with electronic artists like Wilkinson, CamelPhat and Zero 7. • The daughter of esteemed British Christian music artist David Cooke, Jem began recording music as early as five years old. • In 2005, Jem traveled to New York City, where she landed a 12-week residency at the popular Greenwich Village nightclub The Bitter End. • Three years after her 2009 debut album, I Am Jem Cooke, Jem marked her entrance into the electronic scene with 2012’s “Go On Then”, a collaboration with producer Kate Simko. • Her 2013 mixtape Cookie Jam features several British rap acts, including Ms. Dynamite and Krept & Konan. • Jem, DJ Cristoph and electronic production duo CamelPhat teamed up for the 2018 single “Breathe”, which hit No. 10 on the UK Dance Singles Chart and No. 40 on Billboard’s Dance/Electronic Songs. • Jem and house producer DJ S.K.T. teamed up for the viral 2020 summer hit “Boomerang (Round & Round)”.