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Jack Vandervelde
Jack Vandervelde started writing songs in New Milford, Connecticut, drawing from folk traditions. He put out his first album in 2009, followed by 'Sister' in...
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Jack Vandervelde started writing songs in New Milford, Connecticut, drawing from folk traditions. He put out his first album in 2009, followed by 'Sister' in 2011 and 'Human Error' in 2016.
His song 'My Mind' came out in 2020. It's a spare, direct piece about mental health and self-doubt that connected with listeners.
Vandervelde works as a solo artist but brings in other musicians for recordings and performances. The writing stays personal, dealing mostly with internal struggles rather than outward stories.
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