TV Screen to Stage: Jet Jurgensmeyer talks new music, and balancing college and songwriting

Jet Jurgensmeyer is an actor and singer-songwriter, born and raised in Nashville, Tennessee.

While his acting career has flourished over the years, his musical talents are also gaining acclaim, with the release of his new song “Falling Too.”

He came by RFD-TV Studios to talk with Suzanne Alexander about college, his album, and new projects he is working on.

He also stuck around to perform his brand new song “Falling Too.”

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