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Jelly Roll on his country music takeover: ‘I found my voice’

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Before his rise to the top of the country music scene, Jelly Roll never thought a career in music could be a possibility. In a new wide-ranging interview with The New York Times' "Popcast (Deluxe)" show, Jelly Roll, born Jason DeFord, recalled growing up in a "middle-class neighborhood, but I didn’t know one person on my street with a career."I didn’t know anything else.

Everybody did drugs. Nobody had a career, nobody had a job. People that had jobs were really blue-collar, hard-working jobs.

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