Jack Parker (he/him) is a songwriter and producer living in the sleepy Pacific Northwest town of Bremerton, WA. He uses simplistic hooks and guitar-based soundscapes to make sad, yet hopeful Americana songs. Previous efforts include playing guitar with Bremerton punk legends MxPx, alt-country band Tumbledown, and southern-style rock band Rocky Point All-Stars (and many more!). Both his solo and full band (Jack Parker and The Remedy) performances have been described as engaging, energetic, and gritty.

Parker’s debut solo album Homegrown, was self- released in 2014 via vinyl LP, CD, and digital. The album was recorded and mixed by Bradly Miranda at Monkey Trench Studios in Bremerton, WA, and features Parker as producer, and on all instruments/vocals except drums which were played by Harley Trotland (Tumbledown, Rocky Point All-Stars). The album was hailed as a “must-listen” by Will Hodge of My So-Called Soundtrack, and Rolling Stone.

Through the Darkness is Parker’s second album, and was self-released in 2022 on vinyl LP, CD, and digital. Parker produced/recorded the album almost entirely himself at his home studio Homegrown Recording Co. during the pandemic, and features nearly a dozen prominent PNW musicians like Mike Herrera (MxPx), Tony Reed (Mos Generator), Darla Rae (Craetorus), and Greg Kramer (True Loves) to name just a few- who all recorded their parts remotely because of Covid. These songs were all written on grey, drizzly PNW days with hopes for brighter days ahead.