For six albums, Jayne Denham wrote about everyone but herself. That changes in 2027. Female truckies, hillbillies and moonshiners. For six albums, those are the characters Jayne Denham has written about, figures drawn from country folklore and her wild imagination. Her seventh album is different. In a remarkable new interview with Kara White at scenestr, Jayne opens up about the one story she never thought to tell. Her own.

For years, Denham told stories inspired by outlaws, dusty highways, and rebellious spirits. But "Angel of Mercy" marks a turning point. This isn't someone else's story. It's hers.

Jayne Denham explores her first teenage love in 'Preacher's Son,' co-written and produced by Marti Frederiksen. Out now across all platforms.

Jayne Denham releases groundbreaking "Hillbilly Halo" music video with immersive 3D production. Directed by Phil Taylor, co-produced by Marti Frederiksen. Watch now.

What does Australian country rocker Jayne Denham have in common with Steven Tyler's Nashville songwriter and producer Marti Frederiksen? A fearless love of big, bold, stadium-ready music — and it's front and centre in Denham's explosive new single, "Hillbilly Halo." Marking her highly anticipated return, "Hillbilly Halo" is the first taste of Denham's upcoming album, produced by Frederiksen. Renowned for his work with Aerosmith, Carrie Underwood, Faith Hill, Def Leppard and S

Jayne Denham's debut single Chick Ute, from her first album Sudden Change in Weather (2007), was written for all the girls who drove utes, because, as Jayne puts it, "I just thought girls who drove utes were cool." Stream Chick Ute (Acoustic) now