Description
From the start, fans have adored Jensen McRae for her sharp, evocative songwriting. Her lyrics are vulnerable yet powerful, holding nothing back. Now, 'I Don't Know How But They Found Me!' showcases McRae's transformation from a promising young artist to a true songwriter and star. 'The most profound choices in my life often felt like things I did before I was ready, and I had to grow into them,' says McRae. This album is about overcoming what you thought would crush you, meeting your limits, and discovering your capabilities. 'I realized I could've collapsed under what happened to me, but I was bulletproof all along,' she shares. Born and raised in LA, McRae has dedicated most of her life to music. She attended Grammy Camp in high school and graduated from USC's Thornton School of Music with a degree in Popular Music. Her debut album, 'Are You Happy Now', written mostly at 21, laid the foundation for her loyal fanbase. It explores identity from its roots as a young, bi - racial Black and Jewish woman to personal musings. McRae's self - trust has been evident, especially with 'Massachusetts'. A solo verse she posted went viral, leading to covers, duets, and a wave of new fans. 'I Don't Know How But They Found Me!' amplifies McRae's talents for wide appeal. The stealth single 'Savannah' is a gem for yearners, reminiscent of Phoebe Bridgers with McRae's acrobatic whisper over a light acoustic guitar. By its crescendo, it's clear she has a unique power. 'Let Me Be Wrong' is an anthem, a 'buoyant ode to rejecting perfectionism'. Built on a simple vocal and guitar, it builds in defiance, making space for everyone's mistakes. The album's unusual title comes from 'Back to the Future', and its cover shows McRae in a custom fireman's coat, symbolizing her hero's journey. If 'Are You Happy Now' was her coming - of - age, this album is Jensen McRae all grown up. Tracklisting: 1. The Rearranger 2. I Can Change Him 3. Savannah 4. Daffodils 5. Let Me Be Wrong 6. Novelty 7. I Don't Do Drugs 8. Tuesday 9. Mother Wound 10. Praying For Your Downfall 11. Massachusetts
Using this Black Vinyl LP is easy. Just place it on your record player, gently drop the needle on the starting groove, and enjoy Jensen McRae's amazing music. When handling the vinyl, make sure your hands are clean to avoid getting fingerprints on the surface, which could affect the sound quality. Keep the LP in its sleeve when not in use to protect it from dust and scratches. Store it upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources, as extreme temperatures can warp the vinyl. If you notice any dust on the record, use a soft, anti - static brush to clean it before playing. That way, you can keep this great album in top condition and keep enjoying McRae's beautiful songs for a long time.
