In addition to "Save Me," 2021's Ballads of the Broken is full of deep and autobiographical songs, including the current single, "Dead Man Walking," which the artist admitted is about his own struggles with obesity and alcoholism. And I could've never guessed that it would've been a ballad like 'Save Me.'"
I guess the only person I can really compare it to is Kid Rock - I always knew that I would cross from hip-hop into rock, I just didn't know how or when. So it's always had this very serious, dealing-with tone, and 'Save Me' was just an extension of stuff I was. "I've always considered my music cathartic, I always called it therapeutic music. In 2020, Jelly Roll took the plunge when he released the ballad "Save Me," which featured the artist singing and playing the guitar. "That's kind of what led me into rock 'n' roll," he added. I always had a love for the guitar, I grew up in Nashville, so you can throw a rock and hit a guy that can play the guitar."Īfter growing up in a large household, Jelly Roll was inspired by many different genres of music, and was always interested in trying to create in as many of those genres as possible.
"That's kind of my story in a nutshell, I just kinda grinned my way in. " was like the first national attention I'd ever got," the musician said. Once he started to take music more seriously as a career choice, he released an mixtape in 2013 titled Whiskey, Weed & Waffle House, that actually resulted in him receiving a cease-and-desist order from Waffle House - but it actually helped his career in a strange way.
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