Amelia Jackie New York, New York
Raised by a single mom and three sisters, Amelia Jackie spent most of her childhood moving around from place to place, a
lifestyle that continued through adulthood until settling in to New York City.
Her debut album, 'You Can't Fuck The Internet,' beckons us into the sensual environments that spawned her, where the smell of sweet peaches meets the fumes of burnt diesel.
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