The traditional bluegrass tunes, tight family harmony and incredible original material by Jett’s Creek will definitely add a fresh perspective to what you have heard before. The group has now hit the national scene thanks in part to their brand new CD, “Supposed to Be.” The album has already hit the bluegrass charts and earned rave reviews including the Bluegrass Journal calling it a “powerful take-off.” The California Bluegrass Association said Jett’s Creek has “stirring vocal harmonies and carefully blended instrumentation” and WorldWideBluegrass.com calling their sound “authentic and doing justice to what bluegrass is all about.” The band members have a long history in bluegrass and there is nothing like family harmony to give them their tight sound. Adam McIntosh learned guitar at age 12 and started his own gospel band by the time he was 15. At 18, he joined the Dry Branch Fire Squad and spent the next three and a half years touring both nationally, and internationally singing tenor, lead, and playing both guitar, and mandolin. He also recorded, and co-produced that group’s Rounder Records release “Dry Branch Fire Squad Live at the Newburryport Fire House.” Adam and his sister, Angie Young co-produced Jett’s Creek’s new CD, “Supposed to Be.” Angie wrote the title track along with the captivating a cappela song, “The Prayer.” She’s provides her stunning lead vocals to the group. Their Dad, Jon McIntosh also provided original tunes to the album including, “Now