And her EP Release party is next Wednesday January 21st at The Basement OG in Nashville.
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Jess' EP High Road is available on most major streaming sights (YouTubeMusic link provided) music.youtube.com/playlist?lis...

And finally, I'll be adding "Brothers":another reminder of the fragility of life but this time in reference to how dangerous the coal industry is & how regardless of class, death will come for us all, to My Appalachia (a playlist celebrating the region)
music.youtube.com/playlist?lis...

For "She's My Type" (a celebration of Appalachian/leftist women and the love they seem to effortlessly spread) I'll be adding "Fool's Gold": about a woman who's man is so hopelessly enamored with her but she feels she doesn't deserve it.
music.youtube.com/playlist?lis...

Myself personally will be adding songs to 3 playlists
For Heathen Holler (a playlist for spooky banjo and/or heavy music) I will be adding "The Show": a song about a murder crows reminding our protagonist about the ever looming presence of death. music.youtube.com/playlist?lis...

darkness finding light, navigating internal struggle, and the willfully endurance to press on. (AlsoThe scifi nerd and anti fascist inside me can relate every song on this EP to the revolutionary struggle of The Hunger Games saga. So you know it's authentic to the region that launched roots music).

I've watched her become a kind-hearted young lady, a devoted wife, a dedicated mother, and now: an up-and-coming Roots Country Singer/Songwriter. Her New EP "High Road" released this passed week and it expresses the heart of roots music:

"I've picked up smoking again
'Cause I like how it makes all the days go by fast
Picked up smoking again
'Cause something's gonna kill me some day
So why not that?
I'm smoking again
'Cause I like it
Why can't I just like it?"-AW20

They impact our lives more than we expect. The space they leave is massive but she is running through the fields of Folkvangar giving comfort to and getting pets from weary warriors until your time when she will meet you where you will spend your afterlife. Blessings for your loss

Still hasn't updated his Wikipedia tho

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