Okay… so I meant to write about this a little sooner. 😂

Somehow, between making music, releasing an entire album, creating visuals, and everything else that comes with building this world, I never actually stopped to properly share the Until Daylight Anniversary Collection on the blog.

“Until Daylight” has always held such a special place in my heart. It was one of the songs that helped shape the world of Nectalux, and the visual universe around it became just as important to me as the song itself. There’s something so sweet (literally!) about getting to take those pieces of the story and turn them into things you can actually wear and carry with you.

The anniversary collection is full of pieces inspired by that world, from the Cake Kisses imagery and “Kiss Me All Over ’Til Daylight” designs, to the Sweet Thing hats, the Giddy Up tanks, and the commemorative Until Daylight tee.

There is still so much more from the world of Until Daylight that I haven’t shared yet, including the physical releases and official music videos. This collection is just one more way to celebrate the song and the world that has grown around it, and I’m excited to keep sharing what’s still to come.

If you’ve been wanting a piece of the Until Daylight world for yourself, the anniversary collection is in the shop now. 💗

Stay sweet.

✨ SHOP THE UNTIL DAYLIGHT ANNIVERSARY COLLECTION

With love,
Jenn

I’m deeply grateful to be featured in the ninth issue of The Catskiller, centered around the theme “Seeing Light in the Darkness.”

This edition includes selected pages from my Nectalux album booklet in print, along with a feature of my single, “Until Daylight,” on The Catskiller’s social media. It’s an honor to be included among so many artists and creators connected to the Catskill region.

Nectalux has always meant more to me than just a body of music. I’ve defined it as: A living embodiment of overcoming a period of darkness or death, stepping fully into the light, and allowing life’s blessings to flow consistently and freely over oneself.

Because of that, being included in an issue with a theme so closely aligned to that meaning feels incredibly significant—almost like seeing the work reflected back to me through another lens.

There’s something powerful about watching parts of Nectalux exist outside of myself. Seeing the definition of the project paired with the honey-dripping imagery album art pages in print is something I’ll always hold close.

Viewing the Feature

If you’d like to explore the issue, print copies are available for free throughout the Catskills, or via digital subscription here:

The Catskiller

Thank you to The Catskiller for the feature, and for the care and creativity put into this issue.