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Subscribe to Jam in the Van: In the throes of a global pandemic, Mama Magnolia, the resilient bicoastal sextet featuring the dynamic ensemble of vocalist Megan Letts, saxophonist Alex Cazet, guitarist Thomas Jennings, drummer Jackson Hillmer, trumpeter Carrie McCune, and bassist Zach Jackson, defied the odds by crafting their inaugural opus, “Dear Irvington.“ Navigating the storm of inter-band romances and cross-country relocations over their half-decade journey, the indie-soul collective emerged as a steadfast lifeline for its members. In a time of turmoil, Mama Magnolia, fueled by a wildly successful Kickstarter campaign, tapped producer Robert Ellis and ex-White Denim drummer Josh Block to weave sonic alchemy into their intricate rock compositions. “Dear Irvington“ stands as a sonic manifesto, capturing the ensemble at the zenith of their creative prowess. A cinematic coming-of-age narrative, the album is a testament to the band's musical and
