Just because a girl has an acoustic guitar and a nice voice doesn’t mean her music is already wrote. When Janis Ian and Joan Baez all but cornered the market on female songwriters/politicos, along came Ani DiFranco with a fiercely original take on musical protest. And although Chan Marshall and Leslie Feist are some of the reigning indie-folk songstresses breaking hearts with their guitars, there’s still room for a few more ingénues. With that in mind, we’d like direct your attention to a girl from Ann Arbor named Jetty Rae. Vocally, Rae is a combination of ether and soul—singing whimsical songs that pack an emotional punch. As she weaves violins and keyboards into her arrangements, keeping her melodies light, sweet and unpredictable—see the undulating refrains of “I Love You”— she proves she’s got meat on her acoustic bones. Rae is in the midst of recording her new album Nobody. With a knack for sophisticated song craft and a comely set of pipes, this is one nobody who’s poised to make a lasting impression.
Can’t wait to see her in NYC this week for the JetBlue T5 competition show!
Killer voice and an awesome person!
I love Jetty Rae so much, not only does she have a good voice and musical talent but she has a big heart for everyone! Shes such a good girl! She helped me so much when i was in desprate need of someone to talk to! i cant thank her enough for what she did to help me in my time of need. Thanks for everything Jetty!
♥ Kelsey gail
Jetty Rae is one of my heroes.
I am proud to call her a dear friend, role model, and sister. She blows my mind away with her gifts given by Christ.
Thank you Jetty. I love you.