As someone who enjoys and appreciates music, I’ve had the opportunity to see the work of many gifted musicians in my life, but Jetty Grove stands out to me as a genuinely remarkable performer.

Jetty is a musician that comes from the state of Maryland outside of Baltimore. His music is distinctive in that it combines parts of folk and country genres to create a sound that is memorable. Jetty has been successful in winning people’s hearts and minds with his music.

Since his debut on Spotify in 2021, Jetty, who has had a lifetime love of music, has been progressively earning notoriety in the Baltimore music community. His music is immediately engaging, bringing listeners in with its smooth melodies and lyrics that strike an emotional chord, and these attributes serve as the defining characteristics of his work.

The discography of Jetty Grove consists of a single and two albums, the longest of which is titled “Static Motion” and clocks in at 46 minutes. This album is comprised of 12 pieces, each of which displays Jetty’s distinctive musical style and demonstrates her poetic mastery.

Jetty offered his listeners a more in-depth look into his musical journey by discussing the history of the album as well as the creative process that went into making it in an interview that he did with MrrrDaisy.

Of things considered, Jetty Grove is a gifted musician who has a style all his own and an evident dedication to his work.

As his music develops further and continues to wow listeners with its raw, soulful intensity, he is an artist whose career is one to watch closely in the years to come.

How long have you been making music and what attracted you to it?
I’ve been experimenting with music for as long as I can remember, but it wasn’t until I got to college that I started taking it seriously. I was really drawn to the creative aspect; just being able to spend all my time making something that I thought was meaningful. Really just the act itself is what I love.

What were your first project and the people you worked with and which year?
My first project was an EP called “Easy Tomorrow,” which I started writing and recording when I was in college. It started out as a collaboration with one of my roommates at the time, but it turned into my own project. We were the only two involved in making that.

Who or what inspires you or motivates you? And why?
My love of making music inspires me. The opportunity to make something is just so exciting to me. Especially because music allows me to say things that I couldn’t really articulate otherwise.

What are your friends’ and parents’ thoughts on your career in singing?
Everyone I’m close to has been really supportive. I don’t really talk about my music that much, but whenever it comes up I’m really touched by how much other people seem to care and how much they genuinely seem to believe in what I’m doing.

What are some of the challenges you face in your career path?
I don’t really understand the concept of music marketing. It doesn’t make sense to me and I don’t think I’m a really good fit for that type of industry. To me, making music is just that; making music. All the other stuff is really kind of over my head.

How do you feel the Internet has impacted the music business?
I think it’s awesome. Anybody in the world can put their music up and any other person can find it and hear it. That’s really cool to me. The Internet has become like a virtual cassette trading realm which I think is a really good thing.

Do you have any advice for aspiring songwriters?
If it feels right, then it is.

What is your current project about?
I guess a few themes would be reflecting on the past and accepting the way things are now. Also, there are a lot of references to mental health issues.

What does this song mean to you?
I think meaning can only be derived from each person. My meaning might not resonate with someone else at all.

What are your hobbies?
I love reading, writing, dogs, vinyl records, thrift stores, and the beach.

What do you do aside from this profession?
I spend a lot of time with my girlfriend. I’m also an English teacher.

What is one message you would give to your fans?
Thank you.