Jelly Roll, born Jason DeFord, is a Grammy-nominated country singer from Antioch, Tennessee, who has transformed his tumultuous past into a successful music career.

After overcoming a history of legal troubles and a failed rap career, he now focuses on themes of redemption, addiction, and mental health in his music.

His new album, 'Beautifully Broken,' features 22 tracks that blend country, rock, and elements of his rap roots, emphasizing personal growth and emotional struggles.

Jelly Roll announced the album on social media, sharing the full tracklist and expressing his excitement for its release.

Fans can preorder and presave the album through a dedicated link, with profits benefiting mental health and addiction organizations.

The album includes the lead single 'I Am Not Okay' and the ESPN 2024-25 college football anthem 'Get By,' showcasing his versatility.

A notable collaboration on the album is the duet 'Time of Day' featuring Machine Gun Kelly, who previously worked with Jelly Roll on 'Lonely Road,' a song that won Crossover Song of 2024.

In addition to MGK, the album features collaborations with Ilsey and Wiz Khalifa, further highlighting Jelly Roll's genre-crossing appeal.

The album's lyrics delve into his struggles with addiction and personal challenges, with tracks like 'Winning Streak' and 'What’s Wrong With Me' reflecting on self-acceptance.

Recently, Jelly Roll visited the Franklin County Juvenile Intervention Center in Ohio, engaging with teens and sharing his life experiences to inspire them.

His rise to fame has been marked by sold-out shows and multiple awards, including two Grammy nominations for 2024.

Beyond music, Jelly Roll has taken an activist role, advocating for tougher fentanyl legislation to address the opioid crisis in the U.S.