Jessy Wilson

Jessy Wilson is an American singer-songwriter from Brooklyn, New York. Her soulful voice, engaging stage presence, and captivating lyrics make her a rising star in the music industry. She first gained widespread recognition as one half of the rock duo, Muddy Magnolias, alongside Kallie North. The duo released their debut album, “Broken People,” in 2016 to critical acclaim, earning them a devoted following and slots on major music festivals across the United States.

After Muddy Magnolias decided to part ways in 2018, Wilson began pursuing a solo career and found herself collaborating with some of the biggest names in music. In addition to co-writing songs for artists like John Legend and Kelly Clarkson, Jessy has shared the stage with icons like Willie Nelson and Mavis Staples. She is backed by a talented band that includes her husband, drummer Steven Mullen, and together they create a sound that mixes rock, soul, and Americana into a genre-defying hybrid.

Jessy Wilson’s solo career has been gaining steam with the release of her debut album, “Phase,” in 2019. The album highlights her versatile voice and songwriting ability, showcasing a range of styles from the high-energy funk of “Oh, Baby!” to the introspective balladry of “Clap Your Hands.” The album has been praised for its honest and personal lyrics, as well as its infectious grooves. Featured on NPR’s “New Music Friday” and “Songs We Love,” Jessy’s music has been described as “timeless” and “boundless.”

In addition to creating music, Jessy is an advocate for social justice and equality. She has worked with organizations like the ACLU and HeadCount to promote voter registration and civic engagement. She is also a proud alumna of Berklee College of Music, where she earned a degree in songwriting and music business. In all her endeavors, Jessy Wilson has proven to be a force to be reckoned with, and she shows no signs of slowing down.