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Jess Kerber shares compelling debut project 'From Way Down Here'

  • June 23, 2025
  • Malvika Padin
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Nashville rising Americana-folk artist Jess Kerber unveils debut album From Way Down Here alongside focus track “Tropical Storm,” weaving a world that feels full of purity and emotion through each disarming note. 

A comforting yet raw collection, the album moves from the transportive and earnest harmonies of opener “Never Again,” and the delicately hypnotic “Next To You,” to layered productions as ““I Wonder If I’ll Forget This” and “Carry My Home” delivering a showcase of Kerber’s ability to be intimate and universal all at once. 

Led by honeyed vocals laden with sincerity, the album manages to balance the breezy vibrance of exploration of being young and hopeful on tracks like “Tropical Storm,” with the striking feels of n lasting love on balladic “Enough.” Whether building tender tales of humility like on the title track or capturing affection on the stripped-back stylings of closer “Over It,” Kerber’s blend of intricate sonics, versatile vocals and arresting lyrics make the album a journey of maturity and humility. 

Encapsulating the importance of feeling at home, the album is a powerful and compelling project that shine a light on Kerber’s stunning artistry and her sonic maturity – establishing her as a force to be reckoned with. 

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