All I Ever See in You is Me

Jillette Johnson is the rare artist who needs little sonic accompaniment to make and indelible impart. Produced by Dave Cobb (the Grammy Award-winner known for his work with Jason Isbell and Sturgill Simpson), Johnson's sophomore album All I Ever See In You Is Me offers up sparsely orchestrated songs centering on her spirited piano work and ever-changing vocal texture, an instrument that's irresistibly powerful whether she's belting out a refrain or whispering a hushed melody. Like on the most timeless songwriters, Johnson finds infinite depth within that simplicity. Recorded at RCA Studio A, the historic Nashville space where Dolly Parton laid down "Jolene" and "I Will Always Love You" in the same three-hour span All I Ever See In You Is Me bears an unhurried pace and warm intimacy that echoes the purposeful looseness of its production. Drifting between hazy romanticism and resolute self-awareness, Johnson examines heartbreak and resilience with a willful and magnetic vulnerability.