Emerging singer-songwriter Jenna Raine turns the page on a defining new era with her debut album, Jeans, Boys & Jesus, arriving Friday, August 14 on Warner Records. Co-written entirely by Raine, the 12-track debut reflects on her life at 22 years old through positive messages full of faith, love, heartbreak, friendship, chasing dreams and growing up. Blending honest storytelling with catchy pop melodies, Raine captures the emotions and experiences every girl faces at some point in their lives, creating songs rooted in comfort, hope and community. Raine will give fans a preview of the album with “What Would I Say?” out this Friday, May 29.
“This album is the first 22 years of my life in a nutshell,” shares Raine. “The very beginning of womanhood. Even though I haven’t seen it all, there was plenty to learn from the mistakes I made in my teenage years. Like putting my friends first, never settling, raising my standards and most importantly, putting my faith first. The beginning of my 20s have been filled with heartbreak, friendship, falling in love and moving out of my hometown. It’s fun, it’s exciting, it’s a wholesome warm hug from the girl next door. It’s Jeans, Boys & Jesus.”
“What Would I Say?” offers a personal look into Raine’s faith journey, pouring her emotions into the stirring song to ask the universal question, “What would I say if Jesus walked into the room?” Raine reflects on God’s guidance and love through every season of her life — from feeling his presence at 4 years old to 15, and now at 22 — she wonders what the overwhelming sense of gratitude would feel like meeting Him face to face after walking in His light her entire life.
To accompany the single release, Raine will perform at The Bluebird Cafe in Nashville this Friday night (5/29). Hit songwriters and album collaborators Jimmy Robbins, Steph Jones and Ben Williams will join her for a writers round to give fans the first live preview of the forthcoming album.
Last month, Raine unveiled the first look into her next musical chapter with “It Takes A Village.” Written by Raine alongside Sasha Sloane, Nate Ferraro and Couros, the song highlights the power of friendship and family in the face of heartbreak. The hopeful message reminds listeners that healing isn’t something you have to do alone — it can take a whole village to carry you through tough times. Watch the accompanying music video here.
The rising songstress closed out 2025 with the reflective ballad “Just 15” and the lovestruck pop tune “Talk of the Town,” both of which followed her Only Started Growing EP. Since her viral hits “It Is What It Is” and “see you later (ten years)” launched her onto the scene, Raine has garnered more than 466M global career streams as she continues to build her devoted following. After joining David Kushner and Avery Anna on the road last year, the rising star looks forward to sharing more new music and tour dates this year.
