10 Facts About Jetty Bones

Jetty Bones's backing band over the years has included Katie Cole of DangerKids, RB Roe of Save Face, and Dylan Mattheisen of Tiny Moving Parts.

Jetty Bones had voiced a desire to be an entertainer as early as kindergarten, and in elementary school she kept binders of song lyrics and attempted to start bands with classmates.

Jetty Bones later recalled Natalie Imbruglia's 1997 hit single "Torn" as the first song she formed an emotional attachment to.

Jetty Bones was motivated to seriously pursue music after performing a song she had written about a friend who had committed suicide and subsequently receiving a message from a fan who told her the song had convinced her not to take her own life.

The name Jetty Bones is a spoonerism of Betty Jones, a woman Galluzzo had known who had broken out of an all-girls Catholic school and who espoused the philosophy "If you aren't happy where you are, you go somewhere else", which Galluzzo saw as encompassing the project's themes of growth and change.

Jetty Bones recorded the album with producer Greg Lindholm at his Warming House studio and with Mattheisen, who was featured on the track "Spokes"; Galluzzo had met Mattheisen while touring with Tiny Moving Parts several years prior and he would become a guitarist in her backing band.

Jetty Bones had been scheduled to support Stand Atlantic on their North American tour later in the year alongside Trash Boat and Super Whatevr.

Jetty Bones worked with Byrnes and Okon for the video.

Jetty Bones got her first tattoo, an outline of the state of Ohio behind her left ear, while attending Cornerstone Festival in 2010.

Jetty Bones is a feminist and has advocated for empowering women and other minorities in the rock scene, in addition to being a mental health advocate.