Why Jackson Lundy’s “Work Friends” Is The Track You Need Right Now

Jackson Lundy digs into the messy middle of workplace relationships with “Work Friends,” a track that feels easygoing on the surface but carries a subtle, pointed edge. With wit and warmth, the twenty-something New Yorker takes everyday moments and flips them into something unexpectedly touching. The track leans into the unspoken—those quiet moments and blurred boundaries that settle in spaces we barely notice.

There’s an effortlessness to the production, led by a guitar line that saunters through the song, unhurried and perfectly at ease. Light percussion taps in just enough to keep things moving, while the bassline hums in the background like a low convo. Lundy’s voice glides through the arrangement, conversational and unforced, pulling you closer with phrasing that feels more like a heart to heart than a performance.

Across PEACHY KEEN, Jackson Lundy leans into a sound that’s earthy and fluid, all while working jazz, R&B, and pop into something that outlines who he is pretty clearly. Tracks like “Miller Lite“ bottle nostalgia without letting it weigh the moment down, while “Runnin’ “ leans into introspection with a charm that feels easygoing and personal. But it’s “Work Friends” that lands with quiet brilliance, its storytelling beautifully catching you off guard.

Jackson Lundy stays busy beyond the release of PEACHY KEEN, with his Peachy Keen Breakfast Club series bringing live performances into unique and intimate settings, and a standout set at Croft Alley in Beverly Hills. He’s proving his ability to connect both on and off the stage, making now the perfect time to dive into PEACHY KEEN and see why his sound is turning heads.