Down in the Delta
"The closer to the swamp, you can't help but feel that funk" — Ariel Jade
I was born and raised ''Down in The Delta' – where the music moves your soul,' and 'Roots: The Americana Album' is the epitome of my sonic identity. “Down In The Delta” is a swampy, guitar-forward opener that anchors Roots in Delta blues tradition, channeling the spirit of B.B. King and Sister Rosetta Tharpe through a modern Americana lens. With its Southern rock groove and heritage-driven lyricism, it sets the tone for a record deeply rooted in place, culture, and sound.
Ariel Jade returns with Roots: The Americana Album — a compelling, radio-ready project that blends Mississippi blues, Southern rock, and psychedelic jam band textures with undertones from the soul of traditional country and bluegrass. Backed by an all-star Nashville lineup, the album delivers timeless themes of self-discovery, heritage, and personal integrity, all anchored by grooves that resonate with today’s Americana and Music Row audiences.
Hitting digital and vinyl release on her ‘Roots: The Americana Album’, Ariel Jade brings you “Down In The Delta” – co-written and produced with the legendary Mike Loudermilk, this Americana-rooted Southern Rock single features a swampy, guitar-driven blues-rock anthem rooted in the legacy of the likes of B.B. King and Muddy Waters, celebrating Southern musical heritage with a groove that feels both timeless and alive.
“The closer to the swamp, you can’t help but feel that funk” – Ariel Jade, Down In The Delta
A Southern-born Americana record where Delta blues heritage meets modern female grit, storytelling, and self-reinvention.
Authentic roots-driven sound, strong female perspective, dynamic programming range, and cohesive storytelling that encourages deeper listener engagement.
A high-impact, roots-driven live show built for Americana festivals, Southern rock stages, and intimate listening rooms.
“It’s just like in life – you have to let go of things that weigh you down. It may be cliche… but choose your battles wisely — your energy is worth protecting. The ‘bad’ that you carry along with you only weighs you down, making the journey that much harder and that much less enjoyable.”
Roll My Eyes
"Don't make me roll my eyes, 'cause I'll roll right over you." — Ariel Jade
I was born and raised ''Down in The Delta' – where the music moves your soul,' and 'Roots: The Americana Album' is the epitome of my sonic identity. A mid-tempo Americana groove with blues undertones and indie-country restraint, “Roll My Eyes” delivers a sharp, relatable narrative about boundaries and emotional intelligence. Its understated attitude and soulful vocal control make it a strong fit for AAA and country playlists that favor subtle, personality-driven storytelling.
Ariel Jade returns with Roots: The Americana Album — a compelling, radio-ready project that blends Mississippi blues, Southern rock, and psychedelic jam band textures with undertones from the soul of traditional country and bluegrass. Backed by an all-star Nashville lineup, the album delivers timeless themes of self-discovery, heritage, and personal integrity, all anchored by grooves that resonate with today’s Americana and Music Row audiences.
Hitting digital and vinyl release on her ‘Roots: The Americana Album’, Ariel Jade brings you “Roll My Eyes” – co-written with legendary songwriters Wood Newton and Mike Loudermilk, this Americana-rooted single features a mid-tempo, blues-tinged Americana groove built on restraint and attitude, delivering a sharp, relatable message about boundaries and integrity with a calm-but-cutting vocal edge.
“Don’t make me roll my eyes, or I’ll roll right over you.” – Ariel Jade, Roll My Eyes
A Southern-born Americana record where Delta blues heritage meets modern female grit, storytelling, and self-reinvention.
Authentic roots-driven sound, strong female perspective, dynamic programming range, and cohesive storytelling that encourages deeper listener engagement.
A high-impact, roots-driven live show built for Americana festivals, Southern rock stages, and intimate listening rooms.
“It’s just like in life – you have to let go of things that weigh you down. It may be cliché… but choose your battles wisely — your energy is worth protecting. The ‘bad’ that you carry along with you only weighs you down, making the journey that much harder and that much less enjoyable.”
Left My Blues in Mississippi
"I left my blues in Mississippi in a run-down Jackson shack." — Ariel Jade
I was born and raised ''Down in The Delta' – where the music moves your soul,' and 'Roots: The Americana Album' is the epitome of my sonic identity. Blending country-rock drive with Americana storytelling, this standout track captures the album’s core arc—leaving the past behind in pursuit of something greater. With vivid Southern imagery and a forward-moving energy, it’s a natural fit for country and Americana stations leaning into road anthems and reinvention narratives.
Ariel Jade returns with Roots: The Americana Album — a compelling, radio-ready project that blends Mississippi blues, Southern rock, and psychedelic jam band textures with undertones from the soul of traditional country and bluegrass. Backed by an all-star Nashville lineup, the album delivers timeless themes of self-discovery, heritage, and personal integrity, all anchored by grooves that resonate with today’s Americana and Music Row audiences.
Hitting digital and vinyl release on her ‘Roots: The Americana Album’, Ariel Jade brings you “Left My Blues In Mississippi” – co-written with legendary songwriters Wood Newton and Mike Loudermilk, this Americana-rooted track features an up-tempo Americana road anthem blending country-rock energy with Delta roots, telling a vivid story of leaving heartbreak behind and chasing new beginnings in Nashville.
“I left my blues in Mississippi in a run-down Jackson shack.” – Ariel Jade, Left My Blues In Mississippi
A Southern-born Americana record where Delta blues heritage meets modern female grit, storytelling, and self-reinvention.
Authentic roots-driven sound, strong female perspective, dynamic programming range, and cohesive storytelling that encourages deeper listener engagement.
A high-impact, roots-driven live show built for Americana festivals, Southern rock stages, and intimate listening rooms.
“It’s just like in life – you have to let go of things that weigh you down. It may be cliché… but choose your battles wisely — your energy is worth protecting. The ‘bad’ that you carry along with you only weighs you down, making the journey that much harder and that much less enjoyable.”
Redneck Redemption
"Read my body language... it's got stories to tell." — Ariel Jade
I was born and raised ''Down in The Delta' – where the music moves your soul,' and 'Roots: The Americana Album' is the epitome of my sonic identity. A gritty Southern rock-leaning cut that adds edge to the album’s sonic palette, pairing raw guitars with a message rooted in accountability and personal code. It expands Roots into a more rugged Americana/roots rock space, appealing to listeners who favor attitude-driven, no-frills authenticity.
Ariel Jade returns with Roots: The Americana Album — a compelling, radio-ready project that blends Mississippi blues, Southern rock, and psychedelic jam band textures with undertones from the soul of traditional country and bluegrass. Backed by an all-star Nashville lineup, the album delivers timeless themes of self-discovery, heritage, and personal integrity, all anchored by grooves that resonate with today’s Americana and Music Row audiences.
Hitting digital and vinyl release on her ‘Roots: The Americana Album’, Ariel Jade brings you “Redneck Redemption” – a gritty Southern rock statement driven by raw guitars and unapologetic attitude, centered on accountability, truth, and standing firm in your personal code.
“Read my body language… it’s got stories to tell.” – Ariel Jade, Redneck Redemption
A Southern-born Americana record where Delta blues heritage meets modern female grit, storytelling, and self-reinvention.
Authentic roots-driven sound, strong female perspective, dynamic programming range, and cohesive storytelling that encourages deeper listener engagement.
A high-impact, roots-driven live show built for Americana festivals, Southern rock stages, and intimate listening rooms.
“It’s just like in life – you have to let go of things that weigh you down. It may be cliché… but choose your battles wisely — your energy is worth protecting. The ‘bad’ that you carry along with you only weighs you down, making the journey that much harder and that much less enjoyable.”
Some Bridges Are Worth Burnin'
"It's a hard lesson to be learnin'… but some bridges are worth burnin'." — Ariel Jade
I was born and raised ''Down in The Delta' – where the music moves your soul,' and 'Roots: The Americana Album' is the epitome of my sonic identity. A hook-forward country-Americana crossover with a driving rhythm and anthemic chorus, this track captures the emotional turning point of the album—choosing self-worth over staying stuck. Its universal theme and commercial accessibility make it ideal for both country rotation and crossover Americana playlists.
Ariel Jade returns with Roots: The Americana Album — a compelling, radio-ready project that blends Mississippi blues, Southern rock, and psychedelic jam band textures with undertones from the soul of traditional country and bluegrass. Backed by an all-star Nashville lineup, the album delivers timeless themes of self-discovery, heritage, and personal integrity, all anchored by grooves that resonate with today’s Americana and Music Row audiences.
Hitting digital and vinyl release on her ‘Roots: The Americana Album’, Ariel Jade brings you “Some Bridges Are Worth Burnin’” – a high-impact country-rock empowerment anthem with a driving rhythm and soaring hook, capturing the moment of choosing self-worth over staying in a toxic past.
“It’s a hard lesson to be learnin’… but some bridges are worth burnin’.” – Ariel Jade
A Southern-born Americana record where Delta blues heritage meets modern female grit, storytelling, and self-reinvention.
Authentic roots-driven sound, strong female perspective, dynamic programming range, and cohesive storytelling that encourages deeper listener engagement.
A high-impact, roots-driven live show built for Americana festivals, Southern rock stages, and intimate listening rooms.
“It’s just like in life – you have to let go of things that weigh you down. It may be cliché… but choose your battles wisely — your energy is worth protecting. The ‘bad’ that you carry along with you only weighs you down, making the journey that much harder and that much less enjoyable.”
End Up in a Song
"You better do me right or I'll do you wrong... You'll end up in a song." — Ariel Jade
I was born and raised ''Down in The Delta' – where the music moves your soul,' and 'Roots: The Americana Album' is the epitome of my sonic identity. A playful, swagger-filled country-blues hybrid that showcases Ariel Jade’s personality, blending Southern charm with sharp lyrical bite. Its catchy concept and groove-driven production position it well for indie-country and AAA playlists looking for character-rich, memorable tracks.
Ariel Jade returns with Roots: The Americana Album — a compelling, radio-ready project that blends Mississippi blues, Southern rock, and psychedelic jam band textures with undertones from the soul of traditional country and bluegrass. Backed by an all-star Nashville lineup, the album delivers timeless themes of self-discovery, heritage, and personal integrity, all anchored by grooves that resonate with today’s Americana and Music Row audiences.
Hitting digital and vinyl release on her ‘Roots: The Americana Album’, Ariel Jade brings you “End Up In A Song” – a playful, hook-heavy country-blues track with swagger and bite, turning romantic power dynamics into a warning shot—cross her, and you’ll live on in the lyrics.
“You better do me right or I’ll do you wrong… You’ll end up in a song.” – Ariel Jade
A Southern-born Americana record where Delta blues heritage meets modern female grit, storytelling, and self-reinvention.
Authentic roots-driven sound, strong female perspective, dynamic programming range, and cohesive storytelling that encourages deeper listener engagement.
A high-impact, roots-driven live show built for Americana festivals, Southern rock stages, and intimate listening rooms.
“It’s just like in life – you have to let go of things that weigh you down. It may be cliché… but choose your battles wisely — your energy is worth protecting. The ‘bad’ that you carry along with you only weighs you down, making the journey that much harder and that much less enjoyable.”
That Side of Me
"Mistake my quiet for weakness and see the demon I've become." — Ariel Jade
I was born and raised ''Down in The Delta' – where the music moves your soul,' and 'Roots: The Americana Album' is the epitome of my sonic identity. A darker, barroom-ready Americana rocker that leans into tension and restraint, building on the album’s recurring theme of emotional limits and consequence. With its gritty tone and live-band energy, it fits seamlessly into roots rock and late-night AAA programming.
Ariel Jade returns with Roots: The Americana Album — a compelling, radio-ready project that blends Mississippi blues, Southern rock, and psychedelic jam band textures with undertones from the soul of traditional country and bluegrass. Backed by an all-star Nashville lineup, the album delivers timeless themes of self-discovery, heritage, and personal integrity, all anchored by grooves that resonate with today’s Americana and Music Row audiences.
Hitting digital and vinyl release on her ‘Roots: The Americana Album’, Ariel Jade brings you “That Side Of Me” – a dark, barroom-driven Americana rocker with a pulsing high-energy groove, exploring emotional limits and the consequences of pushing someone too far.
“Mistake my quiet for weakness and see the demon I’ve become.” – Ariel Jade, That Side Of Me
A Southern-born Americana record where Delta blues heritage meets modern female grit, storytelling, and self-reinvention.
Authentic roots-driven sound, strong female perspective, dynamic programming range, and cohesive storytelling that encourages deeper listener engagement.
A high-impact, roots-driven live show built for Americana festivals, Southern rock stages, and intimate listening rooms.
“It’s just like in life – you have to let go of things that weigh you down. It may be cliché… but choose your battles wisely — your energy is worth protecting. The ‘bad’ that you carry along with you only weighs you down, making the journey that much harder and that much less enjoyable.”
Speaking with producers about the new album: “A mix of dark and moody meets a clearer perspective that only a ‘with age comes wisdom’ vantage point can counterpoise.” – Randy Kohrs
Pebbles
"There's a fork in the road... drop the pebble of hate." — Ariel Jade
“I’ve got a pocket full of pebbles…” And don’t we all? Blending literary wit with folk and roots sounds, “Pebbles” brings a little ‘rock’ into the roll of Ariel Jade’s unique sound. With a groove steeped in Americana storytelling and a bold, soulfully empowered vocal delivery, Ariel Jade relates the weight of carrying around ‘baggage’ and lessons not yet learned to the weight of pebbles in your pocket.
Ariel Jade returns with Roots: The Americana Album — a compelling, radio-ready project that blends Mississippi blues, Southern rock, and psychedelic jam band textures with undertones from the soul of traditional country and bluegrass. Backed by an all-star Nashville lineup, the album delivers timeless themes of self-discovery, heritage, and personal integrity, all anchored by grooves that resonate with today’s Americana and Music Row audiences.
NASHVILLE, TN — Country/Americana artist Ariel Jade – Mississippi-raised and Nashville-based singer-songwriter – is shedding expectations and blending literary wit with folk and roots textures. Her newest single “Pebbles” brings a little ‘rock’ into the roll of Ariel Jade’s unique Americana sound, available on all streaming platforms except Spotify as of October 31, 2025 via Eclectric Records.
“Pebbles” will appear on ‘Roots: The Americana Album’ digital and vinyl releases. Written when she was just fourteen and performed for the first time ever on the iconic Bluebird Cafe stage, the song uses the simple metaphor of “a pocketful of pebbles” to trace love lost, lessons learned, and the journey forward. With her DIY ethos — writing, producing and performing — and a career already praised by Billboard Music World as “not a flash of light, but a power grid” — Ariel Jade proves that depth, talent and independence still matter in the modern music world.
“There’s a fork in the road… drop the Pebble of Hate.” – Ariel Jade, Pebbles
A Southern-born Americana record where Delta blues heritage meets modern female grit, storytelling, and self-reinvention.
Authentic roots-driven sound, strong female perspective, dynamic programming range, and cohesive storytelling that encourages deeper listener engagement.
A high-impact, roots-driven live show built for Americana festivals, Southern rock stages, and intimate listening rooms.
“It’s just like in life – you have to let go of things that weigh you down. ‘There’s a fork in the road; drop the pebble of hate. One step closer to the life I want to make.’ Growth and progress should be the goal. Loving oneself and others is utmost. The ‘bad’ that you carry along with you only weighs you down, making the journey that much harder and that much less enjoyable.”