“Thank God for the Radio” is Jackson Hollow’s heartfelt homage to The Kendalls and a nod to the golden days of spinning the dial, riding in the backseat while your favourite song played, or putting a track on repeat during your first solo drive. Jackson Hollow holds a deep connection to that era and hopes this song brings listeners back to a time when the radio was the main way we discovered music that moved us. It’s also a sincere thank-you to the DJs and programmers who’ve kept those songs alive—and to every station that’s shared Jackson Hollow’s music, because some songs really do “mean so much to me and you.”
“We wanted to honor not just the music we grew up on, but the people who played it and passed it along. This song is for them—and for anyone who remembers falling in love with a song the moment it hit the airwaves.”
— Jackson Hollow
“Appalachia is a testament to the place where this music we love so much originated. Longing to get back to your roots, your family, and the place you call home. Even if you haven’t seen the beauty of it, we hope you can feel it in this musical snapshot,” says Tianna Lefebvre.
Light in My Life” is a wholesome yet heartfelt song that emotes love and purity through its message, melody, and musicianship. Tianna Lefebvre shares lead vocals with bassist Charlie Frie on this song which demonstrates Jackson Hollow’s range and vocal diversity. "We have a connection not only with this song but the Canadian artists and musicians who wrote and recorded it,” says Mike Sanyshyn.
“'Nothing But Sky' is an uplifting and soaring bluegrass song that symbolizes freedom not only in this world but also the afterlife. This song was recorded in memory of Evan Sanyshyn, my father, first fiddle mentor, and hero! Set against the backdrop of the Alberta skyline where my family called home.” - Mike Sanyshyn
“ A love letter to the music that grabs us as artists." Roses" showcases the bluegrass genre to those waiting to discover it while respecting the pioneers who started it.”
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