The Tufts Jackson Jills is a premier all-female a cappella group hailing from Tufts University in Medford, Massachusetts. Established in 1963, they have a storied history of musical excellence, vibrant performances, and a constantly evolving repertoire that spans various genres and time periods. Known for their powerful vocals, intricate arrangements, and engaging stage presence, the Jackson Jills have become a staple of the Tufts musical community as well as gaining recognition on a national level through albums, competitions, and tours.

Their recent releases beautifully showcase the group's versatility and artistic growth. From haunting renditions of classic tunes like "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" to soulful interpretations of modern hits such as "Bad Guy," they not only cover songs but also reimagine them, often infusing pieces with a unique blend of harmony, rhythm, and emotion that is distinctively their own. Albums like "Couches & Crosswalks" demonstrate their commitment to both musical innovation and timeless artistry, leaving a lasting impression on their audience and the a cappella world alike.