Acclaimed Americana singer-songwriter Jackie Bristow is excited to announce the upcoming release of a collection of previously unreleased songs that reminisce about her vibrant days in Sydney during the late 1990s and early 2000s. These recently rediscovered recordings were crafted while Jackie was signed to Liberation Music under the guidance of the legendary Michael Gudinski and managed by Norman Parkhill, capturing the raw, heartfelt essence of an artist on the cusp of finding her unique voice.
The leading single, "Letter of Love," which once graced the beloved Australian TV show Home and Away, is making its official debut after years of being hidden away. This marks the first time these cherished tracks will be available to the public, as they were never included on albums, released on CD, or made available digitally.
"Letter of Love" is a singer/songwriter pop track that captures the excitement of
connection and the dreams of love, resonating with the vibrant musical era it hails from. The single was produced by Mark Punch and Matt Fell, mixed at Electric Avenue Studios by Phil Punch, and mastered at 301 Studios in Sydney.
Jackie reflects on this period with nostalgia, stating, "Looking back, it feels like a dream—such an exciting and special time to be living in Sydney, writing and recording music. I can’t wait for everyone to hear these songs and the stories behind them."
With this release, Jackie Bristow invites listeners to join her on a journey back in time, celebrating the memories and emotions that inspired these hidden gems.
Stay tuned for the release of "Letter of Love" and the full EP, "Sydney Days," as Jackie Bristow reclaims her musical past and shares it with the world.