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JUSTICE

COW

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VIDEOS

PRESS

Adam Neely, YouTuber

“It’s like you’re breaking your voice…that was amazing, wow” 

Ear to the Ground

“The restraint and heart here are unmatched and very appreciated” 

Last Day Deaf

“Prepare to be moved” 

CLOUT

“between the darkness of the alternative rock sound and the increasingly escalating vocals, there is something very human and real about the expression of pain and anger that feels raw and resonating.”

Aimee Nolte, YouTuber

“I don’t think I could have been prepared for this no matter what” 

Hot Lunch 

“The breathy vocal timbre and the organic instrumentation really help drive the strong emotion home”

MUSIC

my dad died

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Released September 5, 2023 

 

Written by Jessica Kion (Justice Cow)

Vocals- Jessica Kion 
Harmonies- Caitlyn O'Brien, Ben Levin, Bradford Krieger, Tyler Brasch 
Acoustic Guitar- Jessica Kion 
Saxophone- Tyler Brasch 
Electric Guitar and Synths- Ben Levin 
Drums, Banjo, and Bass- Bradford Krieger 

Recorded at Big Nice Studio 
Produced and Mixed by Bradford Krieger 
Mastered by Randy Roos at Squam Sound Studio

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BIO

Justice Cow, the musical alias of Jessica Kion, is a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter whose latest album delves deeply into personal loss and emotional vulnerability. Growing up surrounded by a musical family, Jessica's early exposure to music laid the foundation for her artistic journey. Her identity as an artist started taking shape during her time at Berklee College of Music when she was exposed to and inspired by artists like Regina Spektor and Sufjan Stevens.

 

Her latest album, “my dad died” is a poignant exploration of her father's death. The writing process began as memories of her father flooded back, prompting her to capture these fleeting moments as musical vignettes. Drawing inspiration from Sufjan Stevens' "Carrie & Lowell" and Mount Eerie's "A Crow Looked at Me," Jessica's album is a raw and honest reflection of her grief and memories.

 

Recorded in just four days with producer Bradford Krieger at Big Nice Studios, the album features contributions from her brother Tyler on saxophone and vocals, Kit Orion on vocals,  producer Bradford Krieger playing drums and bass, and husband and collaborator Ben Levin on guitar and synths adding depth to the arrangements. Starting to perform these deeply personal songs has been both challenging and cathartic, allowing Jess to connect with audiences on a profound emotional level.

 

Justice Cow's music blends acoustic foundations with rich, full-band arrangements, creating a sound that is both intimate and expansive. Her ability to transform deeply personal experiences into universally resonant art makes her a compelling and authentic voice in contemporary music.

SHOWS

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