She began writing her first album Blackberries (LP 2007) and borrowed the money from her Grandma to get her first album recorded, mastered, and replicated. Her first album opened the door for Jetty to tour Northern Michigan at numerous festivals, and venues—Traverse City Film Festival, and Blissfest to name a few.
Over the past few years she has been honing her craft something she says she “wasn’t naturally talented with,” in numerous concert dates ranging from Fort Worth, to LA, Chicago to Brooklyn.
In November 2009 she released her Nobody EP, which she recorded in Nashville. Slowly but surely Jetty Rae’s voice has begun to make ripples in this congested but exciting independent music world. She recently won the JetBlue T5 contest through ourstage.com, in which she was flown to New York and performed at JetBlue’s new Terminal 5 at JFK.
http://www.annarbor.com/entertainment/ann-arbor-musician-jetty-rae-wins-online-music-competition-performs-in-new-york/
Jetty has also been noticed by MTV.com’s “Needle In The Haystack.” Her song “I Love You,” was selected for a free download of the week. They also featured an interview with her in their blog.
http://blog.mtvmusic.com/2010/04/06/needle-in-the-haystack-presents-jetty-rae/
Jetty has performed in The Music Hall of Williamsburg in Brooklyn New York, The Grand Traverse Opera House, The Dennos Center, and countless other venues.
She has opened for Grace Potter & The Nocturnals, Jay Buchanan, Juana Molina, Rachel Davis, The Ragbirds, and many more Ann Arbor Favorites.
Currently Jetty is recording her second LP at her home studio, and is hoping for a September 2010 release date. This highly anticipated album will be produced and recorded entirely by Jetty. She was inspired to take audio recording classes after becoming dissatisfied with her lack of control in her previous projects. She was inspired by the do-it yourself-ness by the likes of Imogen Heap, and Aimee Mann.
Her influences include Jennifer Knapp, Brandi Carlile, Cat Power, Ray Lamontagne, Lauryn Hill, Patty Griffin, and many more. Her sound is ever changing, one song could be completely Norah, and the other completely Fiona. If you’ve been to a Jetty Rae show you can agree to the fact that song-writing is her true forte, but how she marries her words to her voice and melodies is a thing to see. She has power, and restraint in her voice—the ability to pull at your heart strings delicately like in “Blink of an Eye.” On the other hand she also possesses the power to awaken a passion, a fight in all of us when she really belts it. Her hopes are to eventually start a label for independent artists like herself—that will empower artists to start where they are. She is hoping to give them the tools, studio time, experience, and resources they need to succeed in making great art.
Her aims are not to become a millionaire, or well-know, but rather to evoke a change—that is much more powerful than herself. “It doesn’t matter if I am playing for ten people, or a thousand people—it’s that one person who is touched, that one person who doesn’t feel alone anymore. That’s the power of music..and that’s why I do this.”
Jetty is always scoping out small venues, open mic’s and coffee shops for up and coming talents. If you are interested in learning more about her label please contact her @ jettyrae.com. In the meantime look forward to seeing Jetty play live with her bassist James Hughes.
Fallin'
Jetty Rae Lyrics
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And it still holds on after all this time
Through heaven and hell we've stood the trials
Of pain and loss, together we have survived
Oh baby, baby
I'm falling for you
All over again, All over again
Remember that night we danced until we cried
Listening to David Gray as you held me tight
Not a word was spoke, no need for them here
When you know someone's soul certain words you just feel
Oh baby, baby
I'm falling for you
All over again, All over again
The lyrics of Jetty Rae's song "Fallin'" are quite profound as they center around the theme of love and its endurance. The singer opens up about how their love has caught and arrested their mind, and even after all this time, it still holds on. This speaks to the idea of a love that is all-consuming and the power it has over our minds.
The lyrics further explore how the couple has gone through trials together, including pain and loss, but have still managed to survive. This shows the strength of their love that has not only endured but has also conquered difficult times. The chorus, "Oh baby, baby, I'm falling for you, all over again," could mean the singer has not only fallen in love with the person all over again, but also with the memories they have shared and how far their love has come.
The second verse refers to a specific moment shared by the couple, where they danced to David Gray and cried, all the while feeling a deep emotional connection with each other. The absence of words between them shows the level of understanding that they have achieved as a couple. This is a beautiful depiction of how love does not always need words to be expressed.
It is evident that the song has a deep meaning, and the various nuances in the lyrics can be interpreted in different ways, providing the listener with a personal understanding of its meaning.
Line by Line Meaning
Your love it caught and arrested my mind
Your love has captivated and held onto my thoughts, I can't stop thinking about you
And it still holds on after all this time
Even after all these years, my love for you still exists and lingers
Through heaven and hell we've stood the trials
We have been through thick and thin, faced numerous challenges but we have stuck by each other's side
Of pain and loss, together we have survived
Together we have endured difficult and trying times and come out the other side stronger
Oh baby, baby
An affectionate term used to address one's partner
I'm falling for you
I am developing feelings for you once again
All over again, All over again
Our love story is being rediscovered and reignited from the beginning, all over again
Remember that night we danced until we cried
Recollection of a memory where the artist and their partner danced intensely until they cried
Listening to David Gray as you held me tight
The couple listened to David Gray's music while being intimately close
Not a word was spoke, no need for them here
They didn't need verbal communication as their closeness and bond was enough to convey their feelings and emotions
When you know someone's soul certain words you just feel
When a person deeply understands and knows another person, they do not necessarily need to explicitly say things as the connection is already established on a soulful level
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