Jacob Collier — “The Sun Is In Your Eyes” (Live at the Bowl)
The multi-instrumentalist does a stripped-down version for an empty house
Appropriately enough, it was a sun-dappled afternoon at the Bowl when Jacob Collier stopped by. The singer, songwriter, performer, collaborator, innovator, and ever-evolving musician perched himself on the wall of the Pool Circle and played a lovely version of his song “The Sun Is In Your Eyes.”
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