Gingerr Rust makes one hell of an introduction with her debut album Jayne Tv. Aloof from the confines of genre, she blends RnB/Soul, Jazz, and Bedroom Pop seemingly effortlessly to create an intoxicating mix of unique fuzzy melodic sounds that demand to be heard beyond the walls of her bedroom studio (“Distraction’,“6th & Spring”) This self taught singer/songwriter/producer facilitates you on a musical journey as her unconventional sound, relatable stories, and poetic lyricism transport you to an exact moment that imprints itself vividly in your mind (“Jayne The Virgin”). On the journey, there are these beautiful points of reflection that circle throughout the course of the album that feel so familiar. While seeking her truth, processing trauma, and holding space for herself on the road to self love, she emits this realness that is undeniably contagious (“Sad Girl Hours”). Her inventive sound keeps you in a constant state of anticipation as you never know what to expect next (“Tokyo Drift”, “86%”). Truly proving herself a force to be reckoned with, the 21 year old singer creates these artful concoctions that speak to her mind-blowing talent and eclectic taste.