Jelly Roll wraps themes of addiction, recovery and self-image in a blanket of inspirational pop-country, but the core realness is surprisingly bracing.

Jelly Roll sings of regrets, mental health struggles and redemption on his lengthy album, "Beautifully Broken." We delve into five of the best tracks.

Beautifully Broken is his second country record, following last year’s Whitsitt Chapel. The latter leant more heavily into the genre’s most familiar tropes, from the banjo twang and rip-roaring chorus of “Halfway to Hell” to the twirl of fiddles on “Need a Favor”.