Three years in the making. A lifetime of stories. One hell of a homecoming.
From the small town of Santa Margarita to the stages of Nashville and beyond, 805 Beer Authentico Jade Jackson has never forgotten where she came from.
Now, she’s bringing it all back home with the release of Jadine, her most personal album yet.
Named after her given name, Jadine is a collection of songs rooted in family, memories, and the experiences that made Jade who she is today. It’s honest, unapologetic, and unmistakably her.
Listen here.
Three Years in the Making
Good things take time, and Jade wasn’t about to rush this one.
Recorded over the course of three years, Jadine came together a few songs at a time, giving each track the space to find its own sound and story.
The album also marks a major milestone in Jade’s career as her first full-length independent release since leaving ANTI-Records. A new chapter, on her own terms.
And while her music has taken her far beyond the Central Coast, her roots run deep throughout the record.
Tracks like “Me and My Sister” look back on childhood memories and family, while “Daddy Tried” puts Jade’s own spin on Merle Haggard’s classic “Mama Tried,” telling the story from a woman’s perspective.
It’s the kind of songwriting that doesn’t need anything extra. Just real stories, good music, and a whole lot of heart.
From the Central Coast to Spotify’s Emerging Americana
The hometown celebrations aren’t the only reason to raise a cold one.
Jadine has officially landed on Spotify’s Emerging Americana editorial playlist, putting Jade’s latest work in front of a whole new audience.
It’s a well-earned milestone for an artist who has spent years carving her own path, staying true to her sound, and never losing sight of where it all started.
Listen to Jade Jackson on Spotify’s Emerging Americana Playlist
A Few Questions with Jade Jackson
Between the album release, hometown celebrations, and everything that comes with life on the road, we caught up with Jade to talk favorite songs, tour essentials, pre-show rituals, and, of course, her beer of choice.
Which song on your new album is your favorite child?
Right now, it’s “Yours to Grow,” because I know my mom feels loved when she hears it.
Describe your new album in three words.
Authentic, honest, personal.
What are five things you can’t tour without?
Hydrating rosewater facial spray, Grether’s Pastilles, Wellness Formula by Source Naturals, a notepad and pencil, and earphones for listening to music in the van.
What’s one thing you can’t go on stage without?
My guitar.
Any pre-show rituals or superstitions?
I used to have a lot, but now I just make sure I stay hydrated and say a prayer to get grounded before I walk on.
Who’s the biggest troublemaker in the band?
Definitely my husband, Josh Wolfe. He’s not really a troublemaker, but he always wants to party and explore, and he’s always running a couple minutes behind.
What’s your favorite song to perform live?
“Wild Heart.”
Cerveza or Classic 805?
Cerveza.
Here’s to the Next Chapter
From growing up in Santa Margarita to making music on her own terms, Jade Jackson continues to prove that you can go a long way without forgetting where you came from.
Jadine is more than a new record. It’s a piece of home, a collection of stories worth telling, and the start of another chapter for one of our own.
We’re proud to have Jade as part of the 805 family, and even more stoked to see her music getting the recognition it deserves.
Congrats, Jade. This one’s worth raising a cold one to.
Jadine is out now. Turn it up, give it a listen, and catch Jade Jackson on Spotify’s Emerging Americana playlist.
