Album Notes

Indie singer-songwriter Hailey Wojcik blends witty lyrics with unique guitar, ukulele and keyboard musings to come up with something beautiful on her new album, Jealous Sees. Hailey's music is refreshingly original and unforgettable, with songs ranging from achingly earnest ballads about jealousy, heartbreak and feminism, to hilarious sarcastic songs about quitting dead-end jobs and getting dug like a dinosaur bone. The album has garnered national attention from the press, festivals, and college radio stations. Jealous Sees is one of Performing Songwriter magazine’s Top 12 DIY albums for January/February 2006. Also, it was nominated for a Jammie by WYCE of Grand Rapids, MI, in February 2006.
Hailey was chosen to attend the South Park Music Festival and Industry Conference in South Park, CO, 2005, where she performed alongside some of the nation’s best independent musicians. Despite her young age, Hailey already has a broad-spanning career, including airplay on over 100 radio stations across the country, including Mitch Albom's nationally syndicated radio talk show. Hailey is a burgeoning talent in Kalamazoo's college music scene, where she attends Western Michigan University. Jealous Sees is her fourth album, and her style has only matured since she released her first CD, Hairy Woodchuck at age 14. Her next two albums, Chimpanzee Politics (2001) and Girls' State (2004) were released to an ever-growing audience. Hailey has become a fixture in the Michigan Music scene, playing gigs across the state for the past six years.