By J. L. Parker
Sunset gravel roads, a ferris wheel glowing on the horizon, and a title track that lights up like a sparkler — Heartland Electric is Jovie Lynn Parker’s biggest album yet. Ten tracks built for truck-bed nights and county-fair lights: the festival run of “Raise a Little Hell Tonight” and “Boots on the Drop,” the slow-burn “Midnight Backbeat,” and a genre-crossing closer with WHITE GUY, “Dirt Roads & Concrete.”
EU AI Act · Art. 50 — Transparency
PMP releases combine human creative direction with AI-assisted music production. Audio, artwork and parts of the editorial material on this website are produced with the help of generative AI systems.
In line with the European Union's AI Act (Regulation 2024/1689), we clearly mark AI-generated material as such. Listening, browsing and contact details remain entirely under your control — no profiling, no automated decisions about you.
Transparency
What's AI here — and what isn't
All artist profiles on this site are fictional music projects, not real people.
Go to the AI transparency page →