RELEASE DATE AUGUST 12
ORDERS CONTAINING ANY PRESALE ITEMS WILL NOT SHIP UNTIL AFTER AUGUST 12, 2026
American Dream (ft. Andrew Marlin)
Hard Times
(I Owe My Soul To) Capital One
Bread & Roses
Upon Their Branches
River Runs Dry
Recessional Hymn
With a small but groundbreaking collection of original songs, American Dream may prove once and for all that in a fight for the dignity of common people, Jodi Jones’s pen can be as mighty as any sword. The self-published songstress delivers seven original songs penned and produced over the course of five years while working full time in kitchens by day and singing in clubs by night.
Deeply rooted in the musical traditions of her childhood home in the hills of Western Pennsylvania, her work is a poetic and unflinching account of the beauty and hardship of working class experience in America. With defiant wit and innate musicality, she beautifies the bitter truths of our modern age into song as an act of love and solidarity. Art may not save us from our problems, but Jones believes it is crucial to surviving them with our humanity intact.
This record is the embodied cry of a generation raised up for a world that no longer exists and a search for meaning against the backdrop of hardship, war, political corruption, and the grueling realities of modern American life. Her music invites listeners to ask brave and difficult questions about the world around them with songs that do not offer an escape from our troubles but instead provide a space to understand and transcend them together.
RELEASE DATE AUGUST 12
ORDERS CONTAINING ANY PRESALE ITEMS WILL NOT SHIP UNTIL AFTER AUGUST 12, 2026
American Dream (ft. Andrew Marlin)
Hard Times
(I Owe My Soul To) Capital One
Bread & Roses
Upon Their Branches
River Runs Dry
Recessional Hymn
With a small but groundbreaking collection of original songs, American Dream may prove once and for all that in a fight for the dignity of common people, Jodi Jones’s pen can be as mighty as any sword. The self-published songstress delivers seven original songs penned and produced over the course of five years while working full time in kitchens by day and singing in clubs by night.
Deeply rooted in the musical traditions of her childhood home in the hills of Western Pennsylvania, her work is a poetic and unflinching account of the beauty and hardship of working class experience in America. With defiant wit and innate musicality, she beautifies the bitter truths of our modern age into song as an act of love and solidarity. Art may not save us from our problems, but Jones believes it is crucial to surviving them with our humanity intact.
This record is the embodied cry of a generation raised up for a world that no longer exists and a search for meaning against the backdrop of hardship, war, political corruption, and the grueling realities of modern American life. Her music invites listeners to ask brave and difficult questions about the world around them with songs that do not offer an escape from our troubles but instead provide a space to understand and transcend them together.
