A 2022 documentary profiling British musician Jacob Collier was recently aired for a second time, offering an intimate look into the creative process behind the Grammy-winning artist’s work. Directed by Alan Yentob, the film captures Collier in the small studio he built within his family home, referred to as the “room where it happens.”

During the interview, Collier demonstrates how he constructs his signature layered harmonies, providing insight into the technical and artistic elements that define his music. He also reflects on a pivotal moment in his early career when a homemade cover of Stevie Wonder’s “Don’t You Worry ’Bout a Thing,” uploaded as a teenager, attracted attention from established figures in the music industry. This recognition helped launch his path as an internationally renowned performer.

The documentary features commentary from members of Collier’s family, including his mother and sisters, as well as endorsements from notable musicians such as Chris Martin, Herbie Hancock, Quincy Jones, and Jools Holland. Their perspectives highlight both his innovative approach to music and his growing influence within the contemporary recording landscape.