NASHVILLE, Tenn. – In a heartfelt tribute dedicated to those who served, rising songstress Jenny Tolman releases her newest single and music video for “Timbuktu,” available everywhere today. People.com exclusively premiered the music video noting that “the moving visual tells the story of a young family as they work together through the husband’s deployment and his mental health upon returning home. As the couple appears as if they could be both in present day or the 1950s, and the video is interspersed with vintage footage of men and women heading off to war as loved ones say farewell, ‘Timbuktu’ speaks to what decades of military families have persevered through.”
To stream and download “Timbuktu,” click HERE.
“Timbuktu” was written by Tolman along with her husband, Grammy-nominated producer, Dave Brainard and Holly McCubbin. Brainard drew on his military background to share a unique perspective, while Tolman incorporated her own struggles with postpartum depression to create the song, which is intended to help anyone struggling with mental health.
In conjunction with the release of “Timbuktu,” Tolman will be partnering with Operation Stand Down Tennessee to raise awareness and funds for their Operation Connect program, which supports efforts in outreach and suicide prevention for veteran men and women in 20 counties across the Tennessee region.
Tolman will also be performing at the 4th Annual Music City Cares Veterans Day Benefit Show at the iconic Texas Troubadour Theatre in Nashville this Saturday, Nov. 11. The benefit will be showcasing Nashville’s strong dedication to assisting our military veterans. Every dollar raised from this event will go directly to Operation Stand Down Tennessee. For more information and to purchase tickets, click HERE.
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ABOUT OPERATION STAND DOWN TENNESSEE:
Founded in 1993, Operation Stand Down Tennessee’s mission is the engage, equip and empower military Veterans and their families through crisis, career, and connection services. With offices in Nashville, Clarksville and Columbia, we serve Veterans who may have significant needs like homelessness or financial crisis to those recently transitioning from military service who need career assistance to Veterans who need a connection to their community. Together, we will make Middle Tennessee both Veteran-friendly and Veteran-ready. To learn more about Operation Stand Down Tennessee, visit their website at osdtn.org.