
LA-based artist Jesse Jo Stark is a rising talent unlike any other. With an eerie style and noir-like sound, the singer-songwriter has created her own lane in the pop genre. Since her debut 12 years ago at the age of 17, Jesse has worked with an array of music acts – including Guns N Roses – completed a one-month residency in LA and released an array of music including her captivating EP ‘Dandelion’.

Jesse Jo and her guitarist Thomas Hunter were able to record a Spindle Home Session, performing an acoustic version of her newly released cover ‘Angel From Montgomery’ – which was notably sung by John Prine. Speaking on the importance of the song and what it means to her, the songstress states, “I could never have imagined that when I released my version of this song that Mr. Prine would no longer be with us. I’ve been performing this song half my life – no matter where I am in the world, it always makes me feel at home. It’s an honor to sing it and pay homage to him. I think we could all use some angels right now.”
Tune in below to see her Spindle Home Session and new music video for ‘Angel From Montgomery’…
Along with the release of her cover, Jesse Jo has been taking part in The Recording Academy’s charity foundation, MusiCares. The songstress is donating proceeds from her merchandise sales while also setting up a donation in John Prine’s name. For more information on the charity and how to donate, click here…
