Jessica Willis Fisher is Blooming and Healing with Her Second Album!

Her Sophmore Album Blooming Out Now

Singer-songwriter Jessica Willis Fisher is more than a musician. She is also an author who is sharing her story through her music.

A former member of the acclaimed family band, The Willis Clan, she has released her second album titled Blooming. It is a nine-song album that beautifully celebrates themes of growth and healing.

Jessica sat down with RFD-TV’s Suzanne Alexander on songwriting, her musical journey, and what fans can hear from this project.

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