Imagine thinking that you were someone’s world. And in actuality, just a pawn in love’s twisted game, when meeting the wrong person. The song comes from a real-life experience, and sometimes with the best part of a complete heartbreak, comes the pain. And with the pain comes a way to let it go. 

Today is a dear John letter in a song. Sometimes the hard way, is the best way to learn. So, “put it all away, and start shifting gears”, and put the past in the rear view mirror.

Today

Pretty Bird

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This song is from a larger body of work-in-progress called "How To Write Songs - A One-Woman Show in Three-Part Harmony"
A COVID-19 Production
Mixed by Adrianne Gunn
"Maria": Jessica Lynne Witty (jessicalynnewitty.com)
Tenor Saxophone & Clarinet: David Larsen (davidlarsen.com)
Trumpet, Trombone, & Tuba: Michael Harrison
This song is from a larger body of work-in-progress called "How To Write Songs - A One-Woman Show in Three-Part Harmony"

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#70 "You Plan the Meal," from HOW TO WRITE SONGS

Inspired by the struggle this pandemic has caused our industry, I wrote a song and put a call out on Facebook for my fellow PNW artists to collaborate on it.  That call was answered quickly by 10 other artists and together we collaborated on what is now a beacon of hope…our anthem, “We Can Make it!”  This song was written, collaborated on, mixed and mastered in five days.  We dedicate this song to all of our fellow artists and industry peers who have been deeply affected by this pandemic.  Collectively, our goal is to shed light on hope and remind our fellow human beings that we can make it through any obstacle…together.  Our true power shines when we come together as a community selflessly to love one another.

We Can Make It

Written and performed by Mitch (GMAN)Stein
Produced by Stevie Ademek

Book Of Two Pages

Internationally touring, Nashville recording artist Jessica Lynne Witty moved to the U.S. from Denmark in 2010 and immediately took the Pacific Northwest by storm. She has opened for National Acts such as Diamond Rio, Dustin Lynch, Keith Anderson, and Trace Adkins, played legendary stages such as the Gorge Amphitheater and the Oregon Jamboree in addition to taking top honors as the Washington State Winner of the Texaco Country Showdown. With her latest Nashville recording "Take The Lead” now being played nationally on country radio, it is clear we can expect big things from Jessica Lynne Witty.

Today

Jessica Lynne Witty

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