Talia Jackson Is Bringing Her Sound To The Forefront With “19"
Meet Talia Jackson - an actress who’s decided to dip her toes in the music scene since 2020. This blossoming singer-songwriter has brought us an indie-pop track with a hint of rock on her latest release 19. We love the drums and the bass line throughout the track. Talia’s great tone and powerful vocals will shock you to the core.
Indeed, this song is about growing up too fast - but it’s also about all of a sudden finding someone special who appreciates you as a person. It’s not easy to be in the limelight and trust new folks, but even if you’re not famous, it can be hard figuring out life as a young adult. So stream 19 today and add to your favorite alternative playlist.
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