Finding your voice in the performance arena is often a musician’s hardest task. Fortunately for Jessica Breanne her literal voice carved a path for her to stand out immediately. Back in the early aughts, Breanne fronted a soulful rock band called The Electric Hearts, bringing infectious, rootsy, rock songs garnering comparisons to Amy Winehouse and Billie Holiday.
Seeking to explore fresh opportunities and more diverse sounds, she collaborated with producer Jake Davis (William Tyler, Emily Nenni, Skyway Man) to create a lush collection of classic country-tinged songs with 2021’s Rosebud Queen. These songs were an ode to resilience, the ability to overcome the darkness. Again Breanne’s voice soars through the deeply personal songs, inspiring the Nashville Scene to call it “a cinematic and very Southern soundscape.”
Continuing to diversify her palette, Breanne has now released Electric Heart, her second solo album and a reclamation of the namesake she started with. The album breaks from the mold of one specific genre and blends together the psychedelic, the soulful, rootsy and, above all else, infectiously memorable sounds that inspire her. Zillions Magazine remarked her work is “a delicious reminder that music at its best is not only about sound, but also about memory, emotion, and the bravery to remember where we have been.”
The path through self-discovery is a lifelong journey. Breanne has continuously explored new ideas, evolved her sound and embraced her unique and uncontainable voice. Electric Heart is the most realized version of her depth of songwriting and diversity of style yet.
Electric Heart‘s release was preceded by three videos you really need to watch – “Over the Bayou“, “Winning Hand” and “Hungry.” From there, dive into the full album on Ampwall, Bandcamp, Apple Music, Spotify and everywhere else.
We also did a beautiful run of Gold Vinyl packaged with a full lyric zine. You really gotta see it. Pick up the vinyl.
Celebrate the release of
ELECTRIC HEART!
Sunday, Oct 19
7pm
The Basement
with Andrew Combs
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