Brown got Jelly Roll to redo the vocal the next day, but left it in that simple form for producer Zach Crowell (Sam Hunt, Dustin Lynch). "I didn't really want to do a ton to it," Brown says.

Jelly Roll is one of the most talked-about artists in country music right now. Despite critics, he feels most at home in country music — he swears his music is country.

But Jelly Roll takes the down chorus to another level in “Save Me.” There is no third chorus, so there’s no real opportunity to drop the supporting instrumentation. But for a singer to call ...

The title of Jelly Roll’s new song, “I Am Not Okay,” only tells half the story. ... But within less than three minutes the track also jumps amid spindly indie-rock guitar chords, ...

Jelly Roll has been playing this robust foot-stomper in concert and really should consider meshing it with Dolly Parton’s “9 to 5” given the shared chord ... guitar that is complemented by ...

He began idly strumming blues chords on a spare guitar he saw lying ... Jelly Roll is a month removed from having the 2006 Academy Award and Grammy-winning rap act Three 6 Mafia open for him on ...

He began idly strumming blues chords on a spare guitar he saw lying ... Jelly Roll is a month removed from having the 2006 Academy Award and Grammy-winning rap act Three 6 Mafia open for him on ...

Artists, label execs and musicians discuss how hip-hop's dominant country influence allowed Jelly Roll to be nominated for five CMA Awards on Nov. 8.

Country star Jelly Roll cried when Lynyrd Skynyrd's Ricky Medlocke and Johnny Van Zant gave him one of Gary Rossington's guitars in October 2023.

Jelly Roll took to social media to discuss the gift on Saturday. “Last night I was given what I consider now to be my most prized possession. Johnny Van Zant and Rickey Medlocke of Lynyrd ...