Jennifer Porter’s latest album, “Yes, I Do!”, is one which is full of surprise! With a stellar lineup of musicians including George Naha on guitar, Damon Banks on bass, and an array of talented instrumentalists, Porter delivers an album that is both exciting and emotionally resonant.

From the moment the first track begins, we are drawn into Porter’s world of heartfelt storytelling and soulful melodies. The album opener sets the tone with its infectious rhythm and Porter’s velvety vocals, immediately establishing a sense of intimacy that persists throughout the record.

One of the standout features of “Yes, I Do!” is the masterful instrumentation that accompanies Porter’s vocals. Each musician brings their own flair to the table, whether it’s George Naha’s electrifying guitar solos, Steve Jankowsky’s soulful trumpet lines, or the smooth grooves laid down by Dana Packard on drums. Special guest appearances by Grammy-nominee CJ Chenier on accordion and Grammy-winner Cindy Cashdollar on pedal steel add layers of depth and texture to the album, further enhancing its depth.

Lyrically, Porter explores themes of love, longing, and self-discovery with honesty and vulnerability. Tracks like “Lucky Dust,” featuring Vinnie Raniolo on guitar, mirror Porter’s evocative storytelling and lyrical prowess, while songs like “These Years” delve into the complexities of relationships with insight and introspection.

You can take a listen here.