NYLON Premieres Jetty Bones' "Nothing" Video | Debut LP 'Push Back' Out This Friday 2/26

JETTY BONES'S EXHILERATING ALT-POP IS AN INSTANT MOOD BRIGHTENER Hear the Ohio singer debut her new song, "Nothing." STEFFANEE WANG

Photo Credit: Lindsey Byrnes

Ohio singer and songwriter Jetty Bones is releasing her debut album Push Back on Friday, a project that ends with a song based off a suicide note she'd left five years prior. That should be clue enough that it's not a lighthearted listen, but that doesn't mean there aren't moments of euphoria to be found. On her newest and last single, "Nothing," she tears through deciding whether to divorce herself from something she loves over a sparkly pop beat that's like a direct shot of serotonin. With its perky drums and sparkly wash of synths, the song makes you want to get up and dance even as she sings: "Cause I might lose my mind if I can’t get you back/ And something you might find/ Is that you’re missing me when it’s too late." It's the kind of song you want when things are bad and you gotta make yourself feel better...

READ THE FULL FEATURE AND WATCH THE PREMIERE OF "NOTHING" VIA NYLON

Debut LP Push Back out February 26th via Rise Records Contact Stunt Company for a Digital Advance

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'Push Back' Album Art

Push Back is the debut full-length record from Jetty Bones, the relentlessly hopeful alt-pop solo project of Ohio artist Kelc Galluzzo. The record’s 11 songs document Galluzzo’s wrestle between two selves: the one on stage espousing hope and love, and the one in the van after the show crying helplessly, living with depression, anxiety, impostor syndrome, and suicidal ideations. The record tracks Galluzzo’s reckoning with these two selves, willing them to meet where they can coexist. Mixing alt-pop confection, indie rock jolt, acoustic melancholy, and even a stomp-and-clap bluegrass romp, Galluzzo worked alongside producer and mixer John Fields (Jonas Brothers, Demi Lovato, Miley Cyrus) to fully realize a set of bedroom recordings she had mapped out in 2019. "I started focused on my mental health, followed my own medicine, practiced what I preached, and actually took care of my brain. This record is more definitive of the project, because I was intentional with it. I worked through everything” says Galluzzo.

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