Jamie McDell
Jamie McDell is a singer-songwriter from New Zealand. Her song 'Moon Shines Red' became a notable single, and she has released albums including Six Strings in...
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Jamie McDell is a singer-songwriter from New Zealand. Her song 'Moon Shines Red' became a notable single, and she has released albums including Six Strings in 2010, Disclaimer & Discovery in 2012, The Courage of Others in 2015, and Black Seagull in 2022.
Her music draws from folk, indie, and country, with songs like 'Know My Heart' and 'For The Sun' reflecting this style. She works with musicians including Joel Shadbolt on guitar and vocals, Ben Carey on drums, and Jonathan Pearce on bass.
In 2010, her album Six Strings was leaked online before its planned release. She put it out anyway that year. Later, in 2015, some comments she made about the music industry stirred discussion.
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