Jillette Johnson (born June 3, 1989) is an American singer-songwriter and musician from New York City. History Jillette got an early start in music, learning to play piano by the age of 5, and beginning to write her own music by age 8. By the age of 12, she had begun playing three hour sets of original music at a restaurant near her home, and soon after, clubs in the New York City area like The Bitter End and Tin Angel. Her debut album, Water in a Whale, was released on June 25, 2013 by Wind-Up Records and earned her comparisons to the likes of artists such as Fiona Apple and Adele. Johnson then released her Dave Cobb-produced sophomore record, All I Ever See In You Is Me, via Rounder Records in 2017. Johnson currently resides in Nashville, Tennessee, and released her first album in three years, It's a Beautiful Day and I Love You, on February 12, 2021. Whiskey & Frosting and Water in a Whale Jillette moved to Manhattan full time at the age of 18 to continue to pursue a career in music and attend New York University. She released her debut EP, Whiskey & Frosting, on August 14, 2012 on Wind-up Records. The EP contains five tracks that were written by Jillette in her apartment over the previous year, and she claims that the track "When The Ship Goes Down" is the best track she has ever written. Her debut album with Wind-up, Water in a Whale, was released June 25, 2013. It led to her television debuts on The Rachael Ray Show and VH1 Big Morning Buzz. The album consists of the five tracks from the preview EP plus eight new tracks and a new version of "Cameron". It was produced by Peter Zizzo and Michael Mangini. In support of the record, she toured the US extensively, appearing at major festivals such as Bonnaroo and Firefly, as well as a support act for artists such as Mary Lambert, Delta Rae, OAR, and Marc Broussard. The song "Cameron," about a young transgender boy, became one of Jillette's most beloved songs, which was inspired by a real life Cameron she knew and loved. Chicago's Go Pride called it "one of the most powerful statements by a straight performer to the LGBT community since Patty Griffin's 'Tony.'" Track listing "Torpedo"* "Cameron"* "Flood The Ocean" "When The Ship Goes