Jenna Raine has officially released her debut album, "Jeans, Boys & Jesus," out now via Warner Records - a 12-track project the 22-year-old singer-songwriter says represents "who I truly am, and the faith that has guided me to this point."
Co-written entirely by Raine alongside collaborators including Steph Jones, Jimmy Robbins, Sasha Sloan and Trannie Stevens, and produced by Jack Riley, the album reflects on her life so far through themes of faith, love, heartbreak, friendship, and growing up. "These songs are made up of the experiences, the challenges, the blessings and the prayers that have shaped my life so far," Raine shared following the release.
The Dallas-born artist's road to this moment started years earlier, when her single "see you later (ten years)" exploded on TikTok, landing at No. 1 on Spotify's Viral 50 and helping earn her a deal with Warner Records. Since then, she's racked up more than 466 million total streams, performed at the MTV VMAs Block Party, and earned recognition from Rolling Stone and Billboard.
The album's lead single, "What Would I Say?," offered an early look into Raine's faith journey, reflecting on God's presence in her life "from feeling His presence at 4 years old to 15, and now at 22."
Raine will bring the album to life on the road this fall with her Jeans, Boys & Jesus Tour, her first headline run, hitting 24 cities including Nashville, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, and her hometown of Dallas, with support from Ava Liv Mabry, Alyssa Flaherty, and Abigail Osborn.
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