Australian country star Max Jackson is kicking off a fresh musical chapter with her new single FGL (Me & You), a feel-good anthem inspired by an unexpected reunion and the possibility of second chances.
The release arrives hot on the heels of Jackson’s first ARIA Award nomination, with her album Dangerous In Denim in the running for Best Country Album of the Year.
A four-time Golden Guitar winner, including two Female Artist of the Year awards, Jackson is continuing to build momentum as one of Australian country music’s rising names.
Inspired by Florida Georgia Line’s surprise reunion at CMA Fest 2026, FGL (Me & You) takes Jackson back to the freedom of being 17, cruising with the windows down and falling in love to the soundtrack of her first car.
The moment sparked a bigger idea: if a band could reunite after saying they never would, perhaps a relationship thought to be over could find its way back, too.
The result is a nostalgic yet contemporary country track packed with subtle nods to Florida Georgia Line and a big singalong chorus.
Written by Jackson alongside Nick Wolfe and Kylie Sackley, and produced by Jared Adlam, the single captures the fun, summer-soaked energy she’s keen to bring back to country music.
Originally from the small NSW town of Coonamble, Jackson has come a long way since winning the Toyota Star Maker competition.
Her career has taken her to country music festivals across Australia and overseas, including CMA Fest in Nashville and C2C in London and Berlin.
With new management at TOBE Artists and a growing international fanbase, FGL (Me & You) signals another exciting step forward.
The new single FGL (Me & You) by Max Jackson is out now, with the debut of the new single set for her performance at the upcoming Strummingbird Festival dates and other festival appearances. Find out more by heading to maxjackson.com.au
