Jessie Clement's guest appearances

Jessie Clement

Song of the Day

Woodsongs Vodcasts

The WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour Podcast

Sound Vapors Podcast

Lillie Mae

Seth Walker

Lula Wiles

Gina Chavez

Laurie Lewis

Rebecca Loebe

Abe Partridge

Rhonda Vincent

Jesse Malin

Jolie Holland

George Winston

Joe Robinson

Sue Foley

Danny Burns

Dawn Landes

OwlTail

CAROLINA BLUE is a Brevard, NC based band whose roots run deep in the tradition of Bill Monroe. Band members are Bobby Powell on guitar and vocals, Timmy Jones on mandolin and vocals, Reese Combs on upright bass and vocals, James McDowell on banjo and vocals, as well as American and Canadian Grand Master Fiddle Champion, Aynsley Porchak on fiddle, who is recipient of the 2018 International Bluegrass Music Association’s Momentum Instrumentalist Award. The band created a palpable buzz in bluegrass in 2020 with recently signed with Nashville's Billy Blue Records for an album due out in spring.JESSIE CLEMENT distinct sonic style reflects her heavy James Taylor and John Mayer influences. The Murfreesboro, TN,20-year-old's grew up in a family completely immersed in music. Now, she dives deep into her musical roots in her introspective, coming-of-age record ‘Slow Motion Philosophies,’ out via Corum Hill Records. The album is a collection of poetry that chronicles a young woman’s journey into adulthood as she experiences heartbreak, healing, and self-discovery — all set to the tone of vintage R&amp;B grooves, loose Jazz swagger, and crystalline vocals. WoodSongs Kids: The Roberts Sisters hail from Lafollette, Tennessee and love to sing. They are joined by the Birdsongs.

CAROLINA BLUE is a Brevard, NC based band whose roots run deep in the tradition of Bill Monroe. Band members are Bobby Powell on guitar and vocals, Timmy Jones on mandolin and vocals, Reese Combs on upright bass and vocals, James McDowell on banjo and vocals, as well as American and Canadian Grand Master Fiddle Champion, Aynsley Porchak on fiddle, who is recipient of the 2018 International Bluegrass Music Association’s Momentum Instrumentalist Award. The band created a palpable buzz in bluegrass in 2020 with recently signed with Nashville's Billy Blue Records for an album due out in spring. JESSIE CLEMENT distinct sonic style reflects her heavy James Taylor and John Mayer influences. The Murfreesboro, TN,20-year-old's grew up in a family completely immersed in music. Now, she dives deep into her musical roots in her introspective, coming-of-age record ‘Slow Motion Philosophies,’ out via Corum Hill Records. The album is a collection of poetry that chronicles a young woman’s journey into adulthood as she experiences heartbreak, healing, and self-discovery — all set to the tone of vintage R&amp;B grooves, loose Jazz swagger, and crystalline vocals. WoodSongs Kids: The Roberts Sisters hail from Lafollette, Tennessee and love to sing. They are joined by the Birdsongs.

WoodSongs 1004: Carolina Blue and Jessie Clement

WS1004: Carolina Blue and Jessie Clement

There’s one mantra that resonates throughout Jessie Clement‘s songwriting more than any other: Don’t put a lid on your emotions. After growing up in an adopted household and teaching herself piano, Clement quickly moved up to ukulele, then guitar, mandolin, and a bit of piano. On top of her multi-instrumental and vocal skills, Clement’s adoration of ’70s soft rock and ’50s R&amp;B has played a key role in shaping her sound, one that blends those vintage tones with modern soul, jazz, and country. Having just celebrated her twenty-first birthday and living on her own in Nashville, Jessie Clement’s is about to share her recent chronicles of maturation across ten new tracks. Clement’s sophomore album Slow Motion Philosophies is out on Valentine’s Day, and you can peep some of her exalted eccentricity with “Palace of Pride”! –Jack Anderson Photo: Robby Klein

There’s one mantra that resonates throughout <a href="https://www.jessieclement.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jessie Clement</a>‘s songwriting more than any other: Don’t put a lid on your emotions. After growing up in an adopted household and teaching herself piano, Clement quickly moved up to ukulele, then guitar, mandolin, and a bit of piano. On top of her multi-instrumental and vocal skills, Clement’s adoration of ’70s soft rock and ’50s R&amp;B has played a key role in shaping her sound, one that blends those vintage tones with modern soul, jazz, and country. Having just celebrated her twenty-first birthday and living on her own in Nashville, Jessie Clement’s is about to share her recent chronicles of maturation across ten new tracks. Clement’s sophomore album Slow Motion Philosophies is out on Valentine’s Day, and you can peep some of her exalted eccentricity with “Palace of Pride”! –Jack Anderson Photo: <a href="http://www.robbyklein.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Robby Klein</a>

Jessie Clement: “Palace of Pride”

Tommy Marz interviews Jessie Clement from Nashville, TN.  Inside they chat about Jessie's new songs and album coming out.  Also hear the backstory of how she began working with producers Russell Terrell (Brooks &amp; Dunn, Eric Church, Thomas Rhett) and Brad Hill (Maren Morris, Brothers Osborne, Lucie Silvas). They also talk about some of Jessie's biggest influences and a new Christmas cover song - Winter Wonderland! More about this very special voice inside.

Tommy Marz interviews Jessie Clement from Nashville, TN.  Inside they chat about Jessie's new songs and album coming out.  Also hear the backstory of how she began working with producers Russell Terrell (Brooks &amp; Dunn, Eric Church, Thomas Rhett) and Brad Hill (Maren Morris, Brothers Osborne, Lucie Silvas). They also talk about some of Jessie's biggest influences and a new Christmas cover song - Winter Wonderland! More about this very special voice inside.

Interview with Jessie Clement