With "Follow the Light", singer June McDoom brings together folk and dream pop with her Jamaican roots

June McDoom's debut album, "Follow the Light," blends folk and Jamaican musical influences, showcasing her unique sound. The album features a mix of instruments, including guitars, keyboards, and traditional Jamaican flutes, reflecting her diverse heritage. McDoom, originally from Fort Lauderdale, draws inspiration from artists like Simon and Garfunkel and Alton Ellis, highlighting her dual cultural background. She identifies as a folk singer while incorporating Jamaican elements into her music, emphasizing the significance of her upbringing in her compositions.