We had the chance to discover “Trains, Planes & Airports” by Jenny JAM, and it emerged as a beautiful and healing oasis. Recorded across Los Angeles, Delaware, and Birmingham, Jenny JAM’s debut album offers ten musical gifts of sonic nobility, masterfully fusing soul, jazz, and pop. Each production unveils exquisite arrangements where pianos, guitars, and high-quality instrumentation weave together into a stand-out musical moment.
From “Free Bird”, the London-born, LA-based artist’s voice asserts itself—powerful, deep, and guided by inspiring technique, which is rare nowadays. Even on upbeat numbers like “Friend Zone”, driven by rhythmic keys and triumphant horns, a constant warmth surrounds her generous, passionate performance.
Jenny JAM echoes the timeless grace of music legends. On “Toy Proof”, her tone and vulnerability inevitably call Amy Winehouse to mind. The record also shines through its radiant versatility: “Disco Ain’t Dead” sweeps us into an irresistible groove, while the sultry, lingering pull of “Drag You Down” leaves us spellbound. Backed by an extraordinary team including Grammy-winning producer Herb Middleton, Ikuma Matsuda, and 5am, Jenny JAM delivers a soulful, globe-trotting masterpiece that truly honors the art of music.
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